Arizona lawmakers came out swinging during the first week of the session, introducing five cannabis-related bills. Week two told a very different story. Only one
The green lawn at the state Capitol came alive Monday as lawmakers returned to start a new legislative year. After months of quiet, the grounds
The year is 2050. Federal laws never changed and cannabis is still stuck on Schedule I. Sure, Congress passed banking reforms and federal tax measures,
YUMA, Ariz. — Hemp stalks soared into the desert sky, swaying with each hot gust of wind. Walking between the rows felt like entering another
Imagine one of Arizona’s county attorneys — maybe Shelia Polk in Yavapai County or Rachel Mitchell in Maricopa — filing a federal lawsuit to protect
PHOENIX July 8th — Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is ramping up her office’s crackdown on underage nicotine sales by filing sweeping civil lawsuits against
Arizona lawmakers continued to reshape the state’s cannabis landscape this session, advancing some proposals while watching others collapse under political and industry pressures. From new
Whoever said “practice makes perfect” clearly never witnessed the legislative gymnastics of Senate Bill 1299. Originally pitched as a bill to support law enforcement grants,
Rural licensing had its day on the House Floor on Monday June 23rd. S.B. 1057 was the second incarnation of SB 1713 – “Marijuana; Dual
This week opened with two cannabis-related bills still alive—just barely. SB 1230, which would fund medical marijuana research grants, was revived by a Motion to
