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A Rio Grande Valley mother is pleading Gov. Greg Abbott to add medical marijuana to the ongoing special session agenda. A house bill was filed in Austin that would legalize medical cannabis in Texas. But families and lawmakers said it can't pass without the governor's support. Mayra...

Three dozen women, most wearing cocktail dresses and vintage hats, gathered in the backyard of a private Mill Valley, Calif. home last month to snack on delicate finger sandwiches, chat, and microdose on cannabis-infused tea. The "High Tea" was one of a few recent Bay Area parties hosted by...

Anne Wolff has lived in her home in Woodland for about nine years, and starting in February, she noticed some unusual activity by her new neighbors. She saw equipment, such as wire, irrigation and lights, being unloaded into the house. Soon after, she started hearing a loud fan going all day...

After school, 8-year-old, MJ, loves taking water balloons and popping them in them in the backyard. Just feet away, her mother, Jari Sugano, grows marijuana plants. She uses the medical cannabis to treat MJ's symptoms for a severe form of epilepsy. Over the years, she's used different varieties...

At a public hearing prior to the July 19 Damariscotta Board of Selectmen meeting, about 20 residents had a lot to say about marijuana. Most of it was positive. In November, Damariscotta voted to approve the state's proposed marijuana legalization. As the board considered possible restrictions...

A group that believes there is an ancient and little-known connection between Christianity and cannabis plans to burn oil full of psychoactive cannabinoids inside the nation's largest Roman Catholic church during the solar eclipse on August 21. Anne Armstrong, a longtime cannabis activist and...

A Labor MP has urged druggies to smoke cannabis inside the House of Parliament in a bid to persuade politicians to change the law. Paul Flynn's bizarre outburst came as he admitted making a cup of cannabis tea for a campaigner when she visited him in the Palace of Westminster. Labor's...

When Sierra Riddle stormed into the conference room at Denver's child protective services office, the director of the agency was seated there, along with her son's team of doctors, top administrators from the Children's Hospital Colorado oncology department and lawyers. She recalls looking one...

This is Munchkin ... she was named because she stood about 2" tall for almost 4 weeks and then she took off. She is a Zamaldelica Fem plant. I FIMed her about 3 weeks ago and yesterday, I supercropped 4 of the lower branches. Should I supercrop the main branch and if so,at what point...

Massachusetts' top court on Monday ruled that a woman who had been fired for testing positive for marijuana that she had been legally prescribed under state law could sue her former employer for handicap discrimination. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rejected the former employer's...

The state's highest court is allowing a woman to sue for being fired for using medical marijuana, reversing a superior court judge who had dismissed her 2015 suit. "[W]e reverse the judge's allowance of the motion to dismiss the plaintiff's claim for handicap discrimination and the related...

The Hemp and Cannabis fair was forced to find a new location last minute. The plan was to have it at the Shasta District Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday, but the contract was canceled Wednesday night. Director Naomi Forkash said the change in location hurt the turnout. She said they...

Meet Laqueefa, the cloned sister bitch of my old Jack Herer. She's straight up nasty but smells so delicious of grapefruit, grape bubble yum, and straight up Iraqi IED fuel truck bomb. I think she will keep getting bigger like the ghetto hood queen she is the more free food she keeps...

About 40 people -- some searching for hope for themselves or loved ones, others just curious -- attended a presentation Saturday by author Nishi Whiteley on the benefits of medical marijuana. Whiteley, who is a Texas A&M graduate and author of Chronic Relief: A Guide to Cannabis for the...

Last Christmas, Barbara Kaiser slid to her kitchen floor and just sobbed. The 82-year-old Green Valley woman had spent decades baking hundreds of cookies for her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren for the holidays, but this year, the pain won. She just couldn't do it anymore...

Renee Harvey has one of the worst cases of Tourette's syndrome in the country, but a cannabis-based drug that may help is out of reach. Renee Harvey just wants to be able to do things like other young women her age. She wants to get her driver's license, take her six-year-old son Neko out for...

Ellementa, a startup dedicated to building a network for women interested in cannabis wellness, just started its Denver chapter in June, but already its Mile High meetings are as comfortable – and energizing – as a coffee klatch. On July 12, a dozen women gathered in a room at the uber-hip...

While waiting at a stoplight on East Broadway in South Boston last week, Sheila Greene looked up at a billboard and was stunned. In white letters against a black background, a message read: "States that legalized marijuana had 25% fewer opioid-related deaths." Greene was bothered by the fact...

A Tacoma mother says her 14-month-old daughter got sick after eating candy with marijuana in it. And now, she wants to warn other parents. The woman, who does not want to be identified, said the toddler found the candy at a relative's home without anyone knowing. When she went to pick up her...

A Twin Cities couple is counting down the days until their daughter can get life-changing medicine. On August 1, medical marijuana will be available to Minnesotans diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. PTSD was added to the list of qualifying conditions last December. Registration...