Marijuana

Workers at a midtown marijuana dispensary say they’ve ratified a union contract with the company Curaleaf, which is publicly traded in Canada.

The Trump administration has reclassified medical marijuana — moving it from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug.

The federal government has reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug, and effects of the decision will be felt in Arizona.

The marijuana holiday 4/20 is on Monday. It falls about 10 weeks before the deadline to submit enough signatures so Arizona voters could decide in November whether to outlaw dispensaries.

Some medical professionals and industry observers are starting to notice a troubling trend among heavy cannabis users: marijuana-induced psychosis.

University of Georgia researchers say in the American Journal of Health Economics that marijuana has a role to play in reducing the impact of the opioid epidemic.

The Arizona Department of Health Services has announced a voluntary recall on certain marijuana products. The recall is for the Cheech & Chong Infused Preroll 3pk 1g Apple Fritter, batch number K-2025-C3P3-AFRI.

The state House is scheduled to vote on a measure that would create two new crimes aimed at protestors who are critical of ICE. Opponents say it may have unintended consequences.

Organizers of a national marijuana study are recruiting Arizona adults planning to soon start using cannabis to treat a medical condition.

Sen. J.D. Mesnard is proposing legislation to expand the state's laws which make it a crime to use residential property in a way that creates a public nuisance.