Wisconsin Democrats have once again introduced a bill to fully legalize medical and recreational cannabis for...
To date, nearly half the states in the U.S. already allow cannabis consumption by adults, and almost all have implemented a cannabis...
With a nationwide ban on most hemp-derived THC products set to come into force at the end of 2026, a political and economic storm is...
In Wisconsin, the debate over the legalization of medical cannabis has resumed with new momentum. Republican Senate President Mary Felzkowski, alongside...
La Crosse County, Wisconsin, recently approved a measure to reduce the fine for possession of small amounts of cannabis from 100...
While cannabis legalization continues state by state in the U.S., pending a change at the federal level, several states are showing a strong willingness...
A bipartisan group of Wisconsin state legislators are poised to introduce a bill that could, if passed, decriminalize...
In Wisconsin, Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard is struggling to push the GOP-controlled legislature to hold a hearing on...
Last week, Wisconsin's Democratic lawmakers announced a bill that would end the ban on recreational cannabis. Melissa Agard,...
If the police catch you smoking a joint on the streets of Brew City, get out your wallet. But there's no need to write a...
In an address this Sunday, the governor of the U.S. state of Wisconsin revealed his budget for 2021-2023. In his plan, Tony Evers proposes...
2020 could be the most important year for cannabis law reform in the USA. So far, 11 states have legalized cannabis and 33...
Wisconsin and South Dakota are among the 18 American states that still do not allow the medical use of cannabis. Both states, however, are trying...
Aaron Perry, city councilman for the town of Waukesha in Wisconsin, has succeeded in bringing a referendum on the issue of medical cannabis to the...
The arrival of Donald Trump in the White House is unlikely to halt the locomotive of US states legalizing cannabis. Last November's elections saw the...
