Marijuana

For the second straight year, legal cannabis sales in Arizona went down. Here’s how much.

The fourth annual downtown Phoenix weed festival was a bong-rippin’ good time.

The fourth annual weed block party will feature music, comedy shows, food and, yes, lots of people getting high.

An ASU study of illicit weed seizures in Arizona – that is, pot grown and bought outside dispensaries – found safety risks.

Scottsdale Research Institute’s clinical trial will be the nation’s first of whole psilocybin mushrooms on humans.

“This is obviously not legal,” the Arizona attorney general said. “And we are going to enforce the law.”

The flagship Sol Flower location hosted a “reopening” on Friday with food trucks, giveaways and new features.

Kyrsten Sinema doesn’t often give interviews, but the ex-senator was eager to tell us about lobbying for ibogaine research.

The Mazor Collective, which owns Giving Tree Dispensary and the Sneakers brand, picked a winner last month.

The former senator made a rare public appearance to stump for ibogaine, a promising Schedule 1 drug for brain injuries.

Weed delivery has been legal in Arizona since November, and these dispensaries now offer the service.

Cannabis drinks are all over Arizona, including outside of dispensaries. Here are the answers to questions you might have.

The bill may be well-intentioned, but some worry it could funnel more power to the mighty Arizona Dispensaries Association.

Arizona weed prices are down. With her Sneakers prerolls contest, Lilach Mazor Power says you have to spend money to make it.

The cannabis job market is tight. GateWay Community College offers four certificate courses to help applicants stand out.

If you’re kicking alcohol for the month, you can still get your buzz on with one of these beverages available in Arizona.

Arizona native Meaghan Gould’s company hosts cannabis mocktail hours in Phoenix to demystify recreational weed.

Arizona’s top new weed strain has been around for years but wasn’t available in the Grand Canyon State until this year.

The novelty has worn off legal weed, but stoners still spent a lot of money on cannabis products in October.

From preroll calendars to weed accessories, here are gifts the stoners in your life will appreciate.

The eight-part series, based in Arizona and produced by an Emmy winner behind Duck Dynasty, debuts on YouTube on Nov. 27.

Got an AARP card and are curious about weed? Giving Tree Dispensary has been hosting a course meant for you.