Marijuana

New product line focuses on “mom guilt” over cannabis consumption.

Harvest celebrates 10 years in Tempe with a smokin’ good time.

CannaBlendz purports to be “the first cannabis supplement in the world.”

Swag bags, live music, and even stoner-friendly pizza at the 420 Festival Hotel Takeover.

Cannabis workers turned 4/20 into a push for unionization.

22Red founder Shavo Odadjian says he’s found the perfect local cultivator.

Here’s how local smokers got an early start to their 4/20 festivities.

B-Real from Cypress Hill is headlining a first-of-its-kind event in the Valley.

This culinary mashup takes edibles to a higher level.

‘It’s really complicated.’ Some state lawmakers are confused by hemp and delta-8.

Ex-NBA player Al Harrington wants to use his flower to empower people of color.

Three cannabis brands drop new products that aim to please.

Delta-8, technically, is not illegal. A hazy debate about it broke out in the Arizona Senate.

Halo Infusions is expanding its Arizona operations with a new 7,000-square-foot kitchen for edibles and a program to help smaller operators build their brands.

The former quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals and Arizona State is roaming the Valley to talk about the healing powers of functional mushrooms.

The cannabis industry offers a wide range of job possibilities, including budtender, marketing, cultivation, and human resources.

Mint Cannabis opens its fifth Arizona dispensary and has plans to open four more and a massive 125,000-square-foot production facility before the end of 2023.

Former NFL running back Ricky Williams makes a simple pitch as he expands Highsman into Arizona: “What’s behind my brand is my actual lived experience.”

More than a dozen teams of cannabis industry employees took part in a basketball tournament at Footprint Center, the first time the NBA has worked with cannabis brands to host an event.

Hendy’s Heady Holiday offered about 30 glassmakers and other vendors for a showcase built for cannabis consumers.

Cannabis in Arizona is so much more than getting baked. Here are nine moments we took note of from covering cannabis in the Valley this year.

Mint Cannabis helped four families in need – a Mesa DJ sidelined by health concerns, a mother of two who fled from domestic violence living with her children in a Tempe motel, a single mom of nine in Laveen, and a single mom of three in west Phoenix – the week before Christmas through its Adopt-A-Family program.