Champion boxer and Flint native Claressa Shields has reportedly been suspended by the Michigan Unarmed Combat Commission for a positive marijuana test.

Recreational marijuana is now widely available for adults across Ohio, but state Sen. Nathan Manning (R-North Ridgeville) ...

(KOKH) — A traffic stop leads Choctaw Police to discover 135 lbs of black-market marijuana. On Feb. 2, around 10:53 p.m., an officer saw a white Toyota sedan with an out-of-state license plate ...

A question paper for the ongoing law examinations conducted by Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) was leaked on social media, prompting a probe by cybercrime police. Following an investigation, ...

Jan. 24—A Decatur man was arrested Tuesday after police found a trafficking amount of cocaine, marijuana and THC edibles during a search of a home, according to the Decatur Police Department. Ladarius ...

Inside the $32 billion industry transforming marijuana ... in Colorado who helps lead the law firm’s hemp and cannabinoids department. She said that because state regulations differ so widely ...

A legal loophole is allowing marijuana ads to slip past regulations ... appear to fare better if they were exposed to safe amounts of summer sunshine as infants, new research shows.

While some schools didn't provide a reasoning behind the policy, experts in the marijuana industry say discrepancies between state and federal law are to ... will likely be out of the question ...

THE LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF SAYS THE SUSPECTS RAN THROUGH THE WOODS, BUT WERE SPOTTED WHEN LAW ENFORCEMENT BROUGHT IN DRONES AND DOGS. THE MEN ALLEGEDLY WERE CAUGHT WITH BACKPACKS FULL OF MARIJUANA ...

Lambeth Council is facing a legal action after issuing eviction notices to hundreds ... the homes for those with ‘the most urgent housing need’. However, it points out that the council has failed to ...

A Decatur man was arrested Tuesday after police found a trafficking amount of cocaine, marijuana and THC edibles during a search of a home, according to the Decatur Police Department.

STATE HOUSE APPEARS TO HAVE FALLEN OFF A CLIFF. TODAY, THE HOUSE CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE SET ASIDE AN HOUR FOR A HEARING ON A MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION BILL, BUT NO ONE SHOWED UP TO TESTIFY.