Lawmakers in North Dakota have moved to study the implications of recreational cannabis legalization as they expect advocates to move forward with another ballot initiative, the Williston Herald reports.

In 2012, voters in Colorado and Washington passed the states' landmark adult-use cannabis legalization initiatives; Colorado's marketplace launched first — to nationwide fanfare — on January 1, 2014. As

Michigan voters have resoundingly approved Proposition 1 to legalize adult-use cannabis and establish a statewide taxed-and-regulated cannabis marketplace. Proposition 1 passed comfortably with 56 percent

A poll released on Sunday by cannabis advocacy group Legalize ND shows 51 percent of North Dakota voters are likely to support the legalization of adult-use cannabis, the Grand Forks Herald reports. According

The annual tax benefits of adult-use legalization in Michigan would be about $134 million per year, according to an economic study commissioned and recently released by The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana

Mormon Church leaders have continued to campaign against Proposition 2, Utah's medical cannabis ballot measure, but have issued statements indicating they might support medical cannabis legislation created

A new poll of expected general election voters in Michigan shows that 56.2 percent support Michigan's upcoming ballot measure to legalize adult-use cannabis, ClickOnDetroit reports. The poll, conducted

64 percent of Utah voters support Proposition 2, the state's upcoming medical cannabis ballot initiative, according to the first poll on the subject since the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

On Thursday, leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hosted a news conference where they came out unequivocally against Proposition 2, Utah's medical cannabis ballot measure to be considered

Members of a campaign funded by Mormon attorney Walter J. Plumb filed a lawsuit in Utah state court on Wednesday in an attempt to remove a measure legalizing medical cannabis from the November ballot,

North Dakota voters will get their chance to vote on adult-use cannabis legalization this November, according to the Associated Press. Cannabis advocates collected and submitted more than 14,600 valid

Missouri voters will get to choose from three different medical cannabis legalization initiatives this November, according to the Bolivar Herald Free Press. Two of the initiatives are constitutional amendments

Oklahoma advocacy group Green The Vote has admitted to lying about the number of signatures they've collected to put a cannabis legalization question before voters. The revelation was made via Facebook

A 58-person steering committee, including many prominent conservatives, announced a campaign to put a voter initiative for the legalization of medical cannabis on the 2020 Mississippi state ballot, Mississippi

Oklahoma Secretary of State James Williamson said on Monday that the chances of voters seeing the state's adult-use legalization question on November's ballot are very slim, according to a Tulsa World

In Michigan — where, in November, voters will both elect a new governor and decide whether to legalize adult-use cannabis — governor candidates are sharply divided along party lines over the issue of cannabis

The Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter has advised the state's Board of Health that emergency rules passed last week regarding medical cannabis, including a complete ban on smokable products, is against

Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin (R) ratified strict emergency medical cannabis rules on Wednesday, flouting voters' wishes on the issue, SF Gate reports. The rules were drafted by the governor's appointees on

North Dakota advocates have successfully submitted enough signatures in favor of adult-use cannabis legalization to put the issue on November's ballot, the Bismarck Tribune reports. Advocates submitted

Hot on the heels of Oklahoma's successful medical cannabis vote, advocates in the state are collecting signatures to put adult-use legalization on the November ballot, Oklahoma's News 4 reports. The