Marijuana

The Flower Shop’s Onion Bhaji becomes first weed product recalled in the state this year.

“The impact is huge”: Move could fuel growth, adding more jobs and tax revenue for the state.

Employees protested labor law violations and stalled union negotiations outside Curaleaf Camelback on weed’s biggest holiday.

Cannabis connoisseurs, take note: The events, festivals and parties start on Friday and run all weekend long.

Recreational sales are leaving medical sales in the dust, scoring another billion dollar year for bud.

The twice-a-year outdoor cannabis event offers two days of swag, contests and fun.

Magician Ben Zabin performs the laid back show with bongs, lighters and jars of weed to celebrate what is often considered taboo.

Free weed, Bong Wars and so much more this weekend in Mesa. What else could you want in a cannabis festival?

The new dispensary makes six in the Valley for the weed brand.

Total sales for recreational weed in 2023 likely to set new record.

“Innovation is something that we definitely are looking toward.”

“I have a duty and responsibility to pass on my knowledge, and then it’s up to the consumer to decide if it’s something they want to take or not.”

The last time agricultural workers in the state unionized was in 2000.

“It’s about being ahead of the curve instead of being behind it.”

They both are derived from fresh, uncured flower, but that’s where the similarities end.

“Everyone who purchases marijuana is doing it to help with something – whether it’s anxiety, insomnia or neuropathy.”

That 16% excise tax on recreational weed? It’s a boon to state coffers, bringing in about $143 million so far this year.

“I want to approach mental health in a homeopathic, naturalistic way.”

Hendy’s Heady Holiday offered 20 vendors and their unique yet functional pieces of art during the event at Bud’s Glass Joint.

Arizona cannabis sales topped $1 billion, new brands emerged and the state invested in psilocybin research efforts this year.

From torches to coloring books, we’ve rounded up cannabis-centric gifts currently available at Valley dispensaries.

“I take a little bit of this and a little bit of that to create something unique.”