The Ann Arbor City Council spent two hours debating ordinances that call for increased regulation of the cultivation and distribution of medical marijuana in the city but postponed a decision on the measures. Full story
Democratic state lawmakers are seeking an opinion from Washington's attorney general on the legal implications of proposed medical marijuana regulations. Full story
Several U.S. states have started reassessing their medical marijuana laws after stern warnings from the federal government that everyone from licensed growers to regulators could be subjected to prosecution. Full story
Recent editorials from Kentucky newspapers: Full story
An Ohio insurance mogul is seeking formal proposals for a vote on legalizing medical marijuana in the state. Full story
Many if not most of Montana's 4,800 medical marijuana suppliers will be forced out of business within two months under a newly passed overhaul of the state's 7-year-old law legalizing pot for medicinal purposes. Full story
CNBC's Jane Wells has reports on a possible tax on medical marijuana clinics in California intended to help close a projected budget gap through next year.
If you've got a medical marijuana card, you can drink Canna Cola, the drink that contains THC. Willie Geist has the story.
The former television personality spoke out advocating for the legalization of medical marijuana in Annapolis. WBAL-TV's Kai Reed reports.
Demonized by some but celebrated by others, marijuana has had a place in American culture for decades. Now, as CNBC’s Trish Regan reports, it seems poised to become something else again: commonplace, and out in the open.
CNBC's Trish Regan looks at the business behind the medical marijuana industry.
Making a living in medical marijuana might not even involve selling cannabis. For many of these entrepreneurs, it’s more than a livelihood, it’s being part of a movement that helps people.
Genifer Murray, 40 Co-owner, CannLabs Denver Murray has a degree in microbiology and a background in sales and marketing. CannLabs, a cannabis testing facility, employs five people. "I got into the medical marijuana industry because of the science. I know about the benefits of this medicine. I know
