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Lancaster County's state lawmakers were among a minority of House members Wednesday when they opposed a widely supported medical cannabis bill that is on its way to becoming law. The legislation passed the House 149-43 after it also passed the Senate by a large margin last May. The...

We're glad to see that the medical marijuana bill was back before the state House of Representatives this week. But we are disheartened to see that Senate Bill 3 has an inordinate number of amendments attached for lawmakers to wrestle with. By many accounts, the amendments range from near...

Hello Fellow Tokers, First off, I just want to express how EXCITED I am to be a new member of this cannabis community! I have never grown my own marijuana before, but I have always had a huge interest. As a long-time pot smoker and due to my hopes and dreams of one day owning my own...

found these white insect or larva I don't know in one of my plants, seem like mealybug but I'm not sure, someone who can tell me and how I can kill them, Thanks. :Namaste:

This will come as a surprise to those who didn't know rodents enjoyed gambling. But scientists in Canada report in the journal Behavioural Pharmacology that they have discovered stoned rats make better choices than their sober cousins in simulated gaming situations. Cannabis: a helping hand at...

While New York has legalized medical marijuana and dispensaries have opened across the state, one lawyer who represents medical marijuana businesses said the industry will grow at a slow pace because of the differences between federal and state marijuana laws. Attorney Marc Ross, speaking at...

With the Supreme Court decision upholding a sneak attack on a thriving and needed industry, some pious souls are surely sitting back toasting each other with their drug of choice. Maybe they are even sucking on a cigarette or cigar. Well over 2,000 Montana taxpayers are not so joyous. They are...

The mainstream media, pharmaceutical firms, and alcohol companies want you to associate cannabis use with lazy stoners who make late-night runs to Taco Bell due to extreme cases of the munchies. And while there may be regular consumers of herb who live a sedentary, snacking-based lifestyle, they...

The question now for lawyer John Conroy is what is the federal Liberal government going to do next. Conroy is the lead counsel in a successful constitutional challenge against regulations imposed by the previous Conservative government that limited the ability of medical marijuana patients to...

MedReleaf is one of the largest producers of medical marijuana in Canada, registered with Health Canada to manufacture and distribute medical cannabis to customers across the country. The company, which is particularly popular with armed forces personnel diagnosed with PTSD, owns and operates...

Sometimes, the pain is unbearable. Often it's tormenting, but managed by concentrating on something pleasant as a distraction. Mostly it's debilitating, constant, and difficult to endure. It will never go away; it is incurable. This pain is mine. I refuse prescription drugs because they are...

Sean Parker has doubled his investment in marijuana legalization. Following an initial $500,000 investment earlier in the year, the former Facebook president – who, in his mid-30s, is settling into a new lifestyle as a billionaire philanthropist and angel investor for political causes – donated...

The state Health Department's selection process for medical marijuana license applicants is layered in secrecy. The department won't identify the people who are deciding who will get the coveted licenses, and it also won't say who appointed those people to a selection committee. Questions...

An elderly hippy aims to campaign for the legalisation of cannabis by joining the mayoral contest – backed by the multi-millionaire founder of social networking site Bebo. Lee Harris – who 50 years ago was among the first to seek the prohibition of drugs in Britain, is gathering the required...

Desperate for relief, parents are taking unusual steps to help children plagued with seizures. The relief, however, comes in a most unlikely form: marijuana. As many as 30 percent of people with epilepsy–or about one million Americans–still have seizures while on Food and Drug Administration...

Dave Stewart of Normal wasn't deterred by the state's decision last week not to expand access to medical marijuana. After the Department of Public Health announced the drug would continue to be barred for patients with eight medical conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder...

Cannabis clubs have been in the news a lot, from the front page of the News-Miner to the top news story on TV to the community perspectives on the opinion page. It is a new industry, and the new business is causing some concern and trepidation. But very little has been said about why Fairbanks...

Another investor-backed plan to legalize marijuana in Ohio is in the works. This time, the business owners are focusing on medical marijuana. The proposed constitutional amendment -- separate from a medical marijuana push by the advocacy group Marijuana Policy Project -- would be written by...

New York doctors are signing up to recommend medical marijuana more quickly than some had anticipated. As of Jan. 28, 306 physicians had registered with the state, and they had helped 465 patients get certified for the program. But cannabis medicine remains out of reach for many who are...

Gov. Gina Raimondo is drawing fire over a proposal to require Rhode Island growers to buy tags from the state for plants they cultivate and to reduce the number they may own by half. The Providence Journal reports patients who use medical marijuana or grow it legally are lashing out at the...