Here is the latest on cannabis law reform in Ohio and Michigan. Continue reading at theweedblog.com

Even the Egyptians used cannabis for inflammation, glaucoma, and as enemas. Archaeologist found cannabis pollen on Ramesses II’s mummy who died in 1213 BC. It took years to decipher some of the hieroglyphs in ancient tombs and buildings in Egypt, …

Bars with cannabis options are quickly becoming a trend at private events. Continue reading at theweedblog.com

Oklahoma’s two largest public universities (OSU and OU) will not allow medical cannabis on campus. Continue reading at theweedblog.com

The Human Brain is Pre-Wired for CBD. In fact, our bodies are already using CBD whether we’re taking a supplement or not Continue reading at theweedblog.com

The first ever cannabis drug, Epidiolex, created to treat rare forms of epilepsy could cost $32,500 a year. Continue reading at theweedblog.com

What are ‘stoned’ fruits and why have they become so popular this summer? Continue reading at theweedblog.com

On August 10, 2018, the Instagram girls you may know as Ladies of Paradise are bringing their eclectic, over-the-top aesthetic to a shoppable form; in the opening of their first brick and mortar shop and creative space. The store, located …

The Mendocino Complex fire, the largest in California’s history, and the deadly Carr Fire have reportedly burned a combined 600,000 acres throughout northern California, with the most devastating blazes tearing through cannabis country, torching homes, ready-to-harvest farms and packing houses. …

“The true essence of legalization has always been about having safe and legal access to cannabis without fear of arrest and harassment,” said Gerry Hemley, co-founder of Sensible CNMI. “[This bill] was carefully crafted to improve public health, protect children, …