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The rapper commented on the annual holiday celebrating marijuana culture, which this year occurs on the same day as Easter and the last day of Passover. By Jeanie Pyun Deputy Editorial Director ...

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer signs House Bill 110, which clarifies who needs a background check to operate a marijuana business.

Nobody loves a live crowd like Pat McAfee, whether it’s the early-morning faithful on campuses for College GameDay or the crowds at his annual NFL Draft live shows. So it wasn’t exactly a ...

The FBI denied the Delaware Office of the Marijuana Commissioner's request ... of applicants Authorize the use of FBI records to screen the applicants Identify specific categories of people ...

Indiana lawmakers took action on marijuana policy during the 2025 legislative session, just not in the direction Hoosiers who favor legalizing weed in the state may hope. State lawmakers voted 81 ...

Recreational marijuana use remains illegal in Florida, requiring a medical marijuana card for legal consumption. Public consumption of marijuana is prohibited in Florida, even with a medical card.

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However, on April 1, she was notified that her drug screen came back positive for marijuana, and thus, her medical clearance was on hold. The head of human resources met with Ms Z and asked her to ...

ASHEVILLE - Wicked Weed Brewing, founded in Asheville, has announced plans for an expansion as the brewery's local facilities return to full service following Tropical Storm Helene. Wicked Weed ...

A Texas appeals court ruled Thursday that the city of Austin cannot enforce its law that prohibits police from citing and arresting people for carrying a small amount of marijuana.