cannabis

Colorado was one of the first states to legalize recreational marijuana and now Florida is getting close to putting that measure on the ballot. NBC6’s Jackie Nespral reports.

A mother in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, faces felony murder and child neglect charges after her 4-year-old son died from eating marijuana-infused gummies earlier this year. News4’s Julie Carey reports.

Tanner Clements died two days after he ate marijuana edibles at a home in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. A pediatric ER doctor has advice for what parents should do if their child gets hold of THC gummies.

The student who brought the edibles to school didn’t know they contained marijuana, officials said.

NBC 6’s Jawan Strader and Dream Defenders’ C.J. Staples discuss the efforts to decriminalize and destigmatize marijuana use in South Florida.

At the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, all things cannabis are on display. The Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference brings together industry leaders, vendors and investors. The organizer bills it as the largest conference of its kind. “There’s over 100 public companies here,” said Jason Raznick, Benzinga’s chief executive.“ You can shake hands with the CEO and see how this...

This event is about the business of cannabis and medical marijuana in South Florida, NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports.

Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried’s lawsuit targets a federal requirement that prohibits medical marijuana users from purchasing firearms.

Marijuana regulators around the country face a vexing question: What place does chemically derived THC have in regulated adult-use or medical markets

Mike Tyson’s cannabis brand has launched ear-shaped marijuana edibles nearly 25 years after he was disqualified from a championship for biting Evander Holyfield’s ear.

The studies will focus on uses for pain management and neuroprotection from concussion in elite football players

A South Dakota man is facing a felony drug charge after his mother unknowingly served his marijuana-laced brownies to a group of seniors at a local community center, according to officials.

Some of the compounds in cannabis may prevent the entry of the coronavirus into healthy human cells, according to a study published in the Journal of Nature Products.