Medical Marijuana Patients Alarmed By Shortages
Several Minnesotans say they are struggling to get their prescribed medicine that they consider life-changing.
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Several Minnesotans say they are struggling to get their prescribed medicine that they consider life-changing.
Medical pot has been legal in Minnesota for more than two years, treating thousands of people and the panel in charge of overseeing the program will consider adding new conditions and diseases to the list.
Nearly 100 groups and businesses in North Dakota have shown interest in producing or dispensing medical marijuana, pleasing state officials who are establishing a network for making the drug available to qualified patients.
State data shows just 105 patients with PTSD had started or completed the registration process.
A Twin Cities couple is counting down the days until their daughter can get life-changing medicine.
Minnesotans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can now register to get medical marijuana and start receiving it next month.
We are getting two dramatically different readings on the success of Minnesota's medical marijuana program after two years in existence.
Minnesota's two licensed medical marijuana manufacturers have lost a combined $11 million in just two years of sales, according to financial documents obtained by The Associated Press.
A bill would specifically allow Iowa residents to buy their supply from Minnesota.
The North Dakota Legislature has approved a comprehensive measure that regulates the state's voter-approved medical marijuana initiative.
Joy Mitchell says her 16-year-old son Josh went from being violent and often pulled from school to being able to control himself.
Minnesota lawmakers want to crack down on one of the state's medical marijuana companies whose former executives have been charged with illegally shipping $500,000 of marijuana oils to New York, pushing legislation allowing regulators to revoke the manufacturer's license and levy a huge fine.
A Senate committee is holding hearing on rules written to oversee the state's voter-approved medical marijuana initiative.
Brad Schimel says marijuana is a gateway drug that can frequently lead to more dangerous drug abuse.
Wisconsin's state Senate has overwhelmingly approved a bill that would make it legal to use a marijuana extract to treat seizures.
Former officials from one of Minnesota's licensed medical marijuana manufacturers have been charged with illegally shipping marijuana oil to a New York subsidiary.
Minnesota's medical marijuana program needs more money to help cover costs associated with being one of the most restrictive laws in the country.
As a marijuana extract used to treat seizures becomes more widely embraced, even by former Republican opponents, the conversation in Wisconsin is shifting to whether the time is right to approve medical marijuana.
One of the two companies producing medical marijuana in Minnesota says they are cutting their prices.
More Minnesotans will soon have access to medical marijuana.
On Tuesday morning, some chronic pain patients spoke at a news conference about how medical marijuana has changed their lives.
After losing $3 million in its first full year of operation, Minnesota's medical marijuana program is expecting similar debt in year two. But officials from Minnesota Medical Solutions are expecting their financial picture to improve now that they've been allowed to expand treatment to people diagnosed with intractable, or, chronic pain.
North Dakota voters will decide next month on whether to legalize marijuana for medical purposes.
Minnesota's two licensed medical marijuana manufacturers each lost millions of dollars in their first full year of operations.
Monday brings a sliver of hope to her and other Minnesota residents that have incurable pain: They can finally buy medical marijuana.
