The sheriff’s department said its Narcotics Division, with help from the Patrol Division, served the warrant April 29 at a ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Medical marijuana is no longer considered by the federal government to be as addictive or dangerous as heroin or cocaine, following a Justice Department order that took ...

On April 23, acting U.S. attorney general Todd Blanche signed an order changing the federal classification of medical marijuana. The move, which came at the behest of President Donald Trump and will ...

Washington — The Justice Department announced Thursday that it has issued an order rescheduling certain marijuana products to a lower drug classification, while moving to expedite the process to ...

Medical marijuana is moving from Schedule I status, reserved for the most dangerous drugs like heroin and LSD, to Schedule III, like testosterone and steroids, which are less strictly regulated. The ...

Now that Michigan’s miserably cold and snowy winter is over, people are emerging from hibernation and heading back outside. Whether you’re going to the Eastern Market on Saturdays, picnicking at Belle ...

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The Trump administration moved state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule 1 to the less-restrictive Schedule 3. The shift does not legalize marijuana federally but allows for increased medical ...

The Trump administration on Thursday moved to reclassify marijuana under federal law. In a release, the Department of Justice said it will immediately move FDA-approved marijuana products, along with ...

The Trump administration is easing rules on medical marijuana, moving it out of the restrictive Schedule I and into Schedule III — a category shared by drugs such as Tylenol with codeine and anabolic ...

In many states, it is already easy to get marijuana. With the Trump administration’s move to reclassify the drug as less dangerous, it is about to get even easier. But doctors and researchers say ...