Edible weed products in Colorado may get warning label
State's marijuana regulators consider requiring stop-sign shaped labels on edible products and banning the word "candy," even on sweets
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State's marijuana regulators consider requiring stop-sign shaped labels on edible products and banning the word "candy," even on sweets
Drone allegedly dropped a quarter of an ounce of heroin, over 2 ounces of marijuana and more than 5 ounces of tobacco
It's asking a federal judge to overrule denials handed down by the Federal Reserve and National Credit Union Administration
GPS data on the social media posts helped make the pursuit easy for police
Famed California rapper with a well-chronicled history with marijuana was questioned by local police after a concert and drug tested
"He was a perfect gentleman. He was cooperative and polite to the investigators," sheriff's official in Mendocino County says of Bergdahl
19-year-old jumped to his death after eating six times the recommended dose of THC
In her new weekly Crimesider blog, Broward County, Florida, Assistant Public Defender Kim Segal takes aim at how to really read a police report
State may make first change to its medical marijuana registry since it was created 15 years ago
Small town girl turned drug smuggler; how an aspiring California actress became involved with a criminal enterprise
The Nevada man allegedly asked about obtaining ammonium nitrate, a fertilizer chemical that can be used to make explosives
The Kentucky Republican is the first major party candidate to solicit campaign money from the burgeoning pot business
State becomes 4th to go that route, though some restrictions persist
The plants were discovered outside Macon during an aerial surveillance investigation targeting grow operations
Two new studies look at how effective cannabis is for treating certain symptoms and whether you can believe the labels on edibles
Marijuana is illegal in most of the country; but the industry is growing and entrepreneurs are cashing in
"Cheech & Chong" star says, "The good news is I now have to use more marijuana to treat the cancer"
Miami-Dade County is considering a proposal that would treat marijuana possession as a non-criminal act as an alternative to a misdemeanor arrest
More than two decades of teen surveys shed light on what happens when medical marijuana becomes legal
Colorado Supreme Court ruling has big implications for employers and pot smokers in states that have legalized marijuana
Despite the dangers of synthetic marijuana, more and more teens and young adults are using it
Melissa Etheridge never fit the drug-crazed rockstar image of the '80s, but after a breast cancer diagnosis, she said marijuana saved her life
The New Jersey governor talks to "Face the Nation" about his record in office, marijuana law, Common Core, and NSA surveillance
Special formulations are available for cats and dogs, but some experts don't think pot for pets is a good idea
The Vermont senator and presidential candidate responded to questions about his drug habits