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Last month some Bolton South police officers took to Facebook so they could “return” 37 misplaced cannabis plants to their “forgetful horticulturist” owner:

Due to a quirk in the Colorado constitution, on September 16, 2015, there will be one full day of exemption from the 10 percent special sales tax on cannabis.

Cannabis legalization has received a lot of attention lately, but what most people don’t know is that it may have been industrial hemp that triggered prohibition in the first place.

One Australian Member of Parliament announced in session that he “ate cannabis this morning” to open the eyes of his colleagues to the many advantages of cannabis legalization.

With the number of times SWAT teams crack down on cannabis businesses (regardless of legality), you’d think they’d be able to recognize what an actual cannabis plant looks like.

Try as she might, Hillary can’t outrun the advocates, the positive statistics, and the support for cannabis that will continue to grow as we near the 2016 presidential election.

Uruguay’s President, José “Pepe” Mujica, is stepping down from office. Mujica leaves behind a grand legacy, including the first countrywide legalization of cannabis.

Multiple states are considering expanding their qualifying conditions for medical cannabis, and the ones that have rejected certain symptoms are feeling the heat from cannabis supporters.

Drones are becoming a hot topic lately, and it seems as if everyone is trying to slice themselves a piece of sky pie. Even the cannabis industry is getting into the drone game.

Arcompassion, also known as Arkansans for Compassionate Care, is sponsoring the 2016 Arkansas Medical Cannabis Act, which would legalize cannabis for medicinal use.