marijuana

The question of legalizing recreational use of marijuana is set to be on the this year's ballot.

Patients in North Dakota that need the use of medical marijuana may have to wait until next year.

It looks like the referendum to legalize recreational marijuana will be on the ballot this coming election. The question many are asking: how will the pot vote affect the affect the rest of the ballot?

From a field of 19 applicants, there have been two finalists selected to be manufacturers of medical marijuana by the North Dakota Health Department.

A Bismarck man could face charges after trying to sell grass clippings disguised as marijuana.

While it seems as if the Compassionate Care Act, which legalizes the use of medicinal marijuana in the state is still on hold until at least July, a new bill has been introduced that would decriminalize the drug altogether.

Senate Bill 2154 has passed and will suspend provisions of the North Dakota Compassionate Care Act.

In case you didn't notice, and by the number of votes it received, you did, the measure for medical marijuana to be legalized in North Dakota passed.

Election time will decide whether North Dakota voters want to legalize medical marijuana.

North Dakotans will have the opportunity to approve medical marijuana use in the state, as the measure has been added to the November 8th ballot.