Utah Governor Gary Herbert signed the latest medical cannabis bill into law, clearing the state to launch its program next week.

In honor of this day, even if I am a day late, I’m lucky to be able to share the enthusiasm and verve of the following women in cannabis who have faced adversity during their climb to success.

Companies are slowly dipping their toes into the industry now that hemp-derived CBD products are legal federally.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) often pledges on the presidential campaign trail that he will legalize marijuana in all 50 states on his first day in the White House—but he went a step further this weekend by inviting a crowd of about 15,000 people to come and personally witness the historic cannabis executive action.

The Massachusetts senator and Democratic presidential hopeful unveiled a plan to federally legalize cannabis. Among the beneficiaries? Women and minority cannabis entrepreneurs.

In paving the path forward on cannabis regulation and opening new economic opportunities, Colorado left those who were most harmed by the drug war behind.

Six weeks after we broke the news that cannabis startup Eaze was running out of money, laying off more employees and scrambling to pay its bills and stay afloat as it worked on a pivot to selling its own supply rather than just that of third-party providers, the company has finally closed some fund…

As an entrepreneur, I have super long and intense days, and I plan meticulously to make everything as perfect as possible.

72-year-old Sue Taylor, her son Jamaal and his partner "Kiki" recently opened "Farmacy", the first cannabis dispensary owned and operated by an African-American woman in Berkeley.