Marijuana

Phoenix area Army vet touts the medical benefits of ketamine

Copperstate bought a dispensary from Goodness Growth for its Phoenix operations located in Deer Valley just north of Highway 101 and east of Interstate 17.

Advocates say that major cannabis investors are easily gaming the system to gain “social equity” dispensary licenses meant for communities harmed by marijuana laws.

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Sunday Goods is about to open its second local custom-built cannabis dispensary.

The Scottsdale Research Institute must search for a new financial institution, in the wake of Sue Sisley’s announcement last week that Bank of America had abruptly terminated all SRI banking services.

Curaleaf and hip hop pioneer Fab 5 Freddy have launched B Noble, a cannabis pre-roll named for a marijuana martyr.

RUF 44: RUF, PUFF, and RUMBLE will be held Saturday, October 23, at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix.

The eastern Arizona town leased land to a pot company, then had to renege on the agreement.

Tucson cannabis dispensaries are using in-store kiosks to facilitate orders. Is this a new trend?

Arizona’s medical marijuana market has been around for more than a decade, but it wasn’t until a year ago that the state started requiring dispensaries to test their cannabis for safety.

Here are five smoky soirees taking place around Arizona in the coming weeks.

Amateur pot farmers, rejoice: Nate Lipton has opened a Phoenix branch of his Growers House gardening shop.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Federal Drug Administration (FDA) issued an emergency advisory on September 14 regarding delta-8 THC.

Bring a bra to The Mint between now and Friday, October 15, and get a free pre-roll joint.

Korto Momolu is bringing cannabis fashion to Arizona.

The results are in.

The fight for rights is never truly won. And for many of the state’s most ardent pot prohibitionists, the battles continue.

Celebrity chef Jordan Savell will be joining Phoenix chef Derek Upton at his cannabis dinner series, “Elevated Under the Stars,” on August 21.

The drug reportedly delivers a gentler, more clear-minded high. But its legal status in Arizona and elsewhere is anything but clear.

The cultivation operations in California are a blend of outdoor and indoor, but the company’s Arizona facility is exclusively an indoor grow.

Cannabis advocates had hoped to see a deluge of expungements this summer. One Pima County ruling might threaten that.