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Of those running for Minnesota Governor, five Democratic candidates support legal recreational marijuana. All of the supporting candidates say it’s ...
September, 2017
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14 September
Over-Priced Medical Marijuana Forces Minnesotans Back to the Black Market
Several Minnesota lawmakers were leery about passing medical marijuana legislation. They approved a very restrictive program, which led to high ...
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11 September
Poll at MN State Fair Finds Majority Support Marijuana Legalization
The 2017 Minnesota State Fair saw a record number of attendees. Of them, roughly 7,100 took a few minutes to ...
August, 2017
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29 August
Governor Dayton Says He’ll Never Allow Marijuana Legalization
Minnesota recreational marijuana advocates have a hurdle to cross as Governor Dayton says he won’t allow recreational marijuana. In a ...
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22 August
Minnesota Hemp Farmer Says Regulation Changes Crucial to Success
A Hastings industrial hemp farmer wants local lawmakers to make some changes to the state’s current hemp regulations. He wants ...
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2 August
PTSD Patients Can Now Purchase Medical Marijuana from Dispensaries
August 1 has arrived, so Minnesota’s PTSD patients can now purchase medical marijuana from licensed dispensaries. Chronic pain was added ...
July, 2017
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31 July
Survey Finds Minnesota’s Youth Choose to Not Use Marijuana
Pipestone Area Schools recently conducted a survey of 6th through 12th graders. Most students are not using drugs, alcohol or ...
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17 July
Minnesotans with PTSD Are Eager for Medical Marijuana Law Update
A Minnesota family is counting down the days to August 1, when their daughter will have access to medical marijuana ...
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10 July
Medical Marijuana Helping Many Minnesotans with PTSD
Veterans and others with PTSD are finding that medical marijuana does more than ease their pain; it’s providing mental relief ...
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5 July
Minnesota’s Medical Marijuana Program Successfully Reaches 2 Years
Minnesota’s medical marijuana program launched on July 1, 2015. Lawmakers only expected 5,000 participants within the first few years of ...