Marijuana

On Wednesday afternoon, Maricopa County Superior Court judge James Smith denied the last-ditch effort by three social equity applicants to pause the drawing.

The House passed the MORE Act, legislation to legalize and decriminalize marijuana. The measure now goes to the Senate while Arizona cannabis industry experts speculate on what it could mean in the state.

A Phoenix mother was placed on a state blacklist for child abuse after using medical marijuana to treat a serious condition while pregnant. On Thursday, an appeals court ruled in her favor.

The sixth annual Errl Cup promotes consumer safety and access to clean cannabis.

A new lawsuit could threaten the state of Arizona’s social equity license program just days before the licenses are set to be awarded.

Sweet Dreams Vineyards is selling a cannabis-based adult beverage that is tasty, low calorie, and a healthier alternative to alcohol.

26 “social equity” pot licenses will be issued on April 8, as the contentious state program moves forward.

Advocates say this is just a dent in the number of people who are eligible to clear their names. And they worry that some are slipping through the cracks.

The bill has already missed the deadline for its first reading, a necessary step in the lengthy process for a bill to become law.

Owner of Fourtwenty Collections, Marvina Thomas is making waves in the cannabis industry.

Who should be advertised and sold marijuana products? Some Arizona lawmakers are trying to answer that question, but not without ambiguity.

The surge in cannabis-infused beverage sales is fueled by alternative ways to consume the product.

Brace yourself for the midnight munchies.

A prominent Arizona pot attoney is fighting to preserve legal pot possession, after some prosecutors find legal loophole involving federal highways.

Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner has plenty of time to think about gender inequality in the NBA as she sits in a cold Russian jail cell.

With the normalization of CBD and an uptick in pet ownership during the pandemic, pet CBD sales are rising.

Arizona’s passing grade is due to its emphasis on recreational adult-use, high cost, and low accessibility for medical cannabis patients

“I want the state to know that the Wolf of Wall Street is in Maryvale, targeting low-income families.”

Increasing numbers of kids are being admitted to hospital or ER with pot poisoning. Doctors say gummies are responsible for about half, mirroring other states’ experiences.

Navigating a relatively new, albeit maturing, cannabis industry doesn’t come without at least a little confusion. And the state’s rules leave some questions unanswered.

The local startup been ramping up his production and will soon be able to put tens of thousands of tubes of OMGX on the cannabis-infused lubricant market.

Arizona consumers spent nearly $2 billion on marijuana in the first year of legal recreational marijuana in the state.