A UW Law School graduate who was charged for transporting 114 pounds of marijuana to Wisconsin will be able to practice law in the state.

Tagged with: Abby Padlock marijuana office of lawyer regulation OLR

Gov. Tony Evers said last week he will propose legalizing marijuana for Wisconsin residents in his state budget as part of a plan to generate $166 million in revenue to help fund rural schools and programs for marginalized communities.

Tagged with: editorial marijuana

Highlights of Gov. Tony Evers' state budget proposal submitted to the Legislature on Tuesday.

Tagged with: budget Department of Corrections marijuana Tony Evers

Gov. Tony Evers says his budget plan will include a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana, an idea that will likely be blocked by the Republican-controlled Legislature but could be a catalyst to allow the use of medical marijuana.

Tagged with: Gov. Tony Evers marijuana

Gov. Tony Evers' executive budget could include criminal-justice reforms as Wisconsin emerges from a tumultuous year of protests over police brutality and racism, setting up another possible conflict with Republicans who have been reluctant to take any action to reform police procedures.

Tagged with: coronavirus George Floyd Gov. Tony Evers Jacob Blake Kyle Rittenhouse Lincoln Hills marijuana police officer

Medical marijuana will not become legal in Wisconsin next year or anytime soon, despite broadening support, the state Assembly's top Republican — himself an advocate for legalization — said Thursday.

Tagged with: Gordon Hintz marijuana Robin Vos

The push to legalize medical marijuana in Wisconsin grew Wednesday with the unveiling of a bill introduced for the first time by Republican lawmakers.

Tagged with: marijuana

It’s been a hard autumn for Jonathan Baker, the owner of TFP Sciences.

Tagged with: cannabis marijuana

The possession of small amounts of marijuana would be decriminalized in Wisconsin under a bill that Democratic lawmakers introduced Wednesday in their latest push to loosen Wisconsin's marijuana laws in the face of Republican opposition.

Tagged with: Gov. Tony Evers Mandela Barnes marijuana

When the Madison barber and business owner Brian Britt, 42, stepped up to a folding table in the entryway of the Urban League of Greater Madison, he had a single goal in his mind: Wipe from his record the decades-old criminal convictions he says are holding him back.

Tagged with: CCAP Expungement Gov. Tony Evers marijuana

Three more people have been charged in what investigators say was a large black-market operation for the manufacture of THC-vape cartridges in southeastern Wisconsin.

Tagged with: Courtney Huffhines Jacob Huffhines marijuana Tyler Huffhines

Wisconsin's hemp industry would remain under state control as it enters its second year under a bill the state Senate approved on Tuesday.

Tagged with: cannabis marijuana

A Milwaukee man and woman are accused in an alleged counterfeit THC vape operation.

Tagged with: marijuana

Authorities have made a fourth arrest in connection with a black-market business for THC-vape manufacturing in Wisconsin.

Tagged with: Courtney Huffhines Jacob Huffhines marijuana Tyler Huffhines

Kenosha County prosecutors say the mother of two brothers accused of making vaping cartridges containing THC oil was aware of the illegal activity and allowed some products to be manufactured at her real estate office.

Tagged with: Courtney Huffhines Jacob Huffhines marijuana Tyler Huffhines vaping

The historically black parts of Chicago's south side bear the marks of disinvestment common to many of the city's mostly black neighborhoods.

Tagged with: marijuana

Three legislators have introduced a bill that would legalize medical marijuana in Wisconsin.

Tagged with: marijuana

Sniff and search is no longer the default for police in some of the 33 states that have legalized marijuana.

Tagged with: marijuana

A Wisconsin operation that manufactured thousands of vaping cartridges a day may have been packing them with far more THC oil than the packaging claimed, authorities said Wednesday.

Tagged with: marijuana

Tagged with: marijuana

Tagged with: marijuana

Madison authorities on Wednesday raided a self-styled Rastafarian church that claimed marijuana was a sacrament it gave its members in exchange for donations, police said.

Tagged with: cannabis marijuana

Elected as state representative for the 48th Assembly District, Rep. Melissa Sargent, D-Madison, has been "legislating through listening" to her 60,000 constituents since 2012. The stories and concerns she heard from voters in her district have launched Sargent on an unexpected journey, sending her on a mission that she never anticipated when she first ran for office.

Tagged with: marijuana Melissa Sargent

Republicans plan to kill some of Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' signature proposals in the first vote taken this year by the state's budget-writing committee, proposals including accepting federal money to offer more Medicaid, legalizing medical marijuana and capping enrollment in private voucher schools.

Tagged with: Gov. Tony Evers Joint Finance Committee marijuana state budget

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says he doesn't expect the Republican-controlled Legislature to "jump off a cliff" and support his proposal decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana.

Tagged with: marijuana

Republican leaders of the Wisconsin Legislature's budget committee say Gov. Tony Evers' proposal to legalize medical marijuana and small amounts of recreational pot will be snuffed out.

Tagged with: Alberta Darling Gov. Tony Evers John Nygren Joint Finance Committee marijuana

Potheads have for decades celebrated their love of marijuana on April 20, but the once counter-culture celebration that was all about getting stoned now is so mainstream Corporate America is starting to embrace it.

Tagged with: marijuana

Marijuana advocates have high hopes that the latest proposal to legalize pot in Wisconsin has a better chance of success than ever given growing public support, but the bill unveiled Thursday again faces stiff opposition from Republicans who control the Legislature.

Tagged with: marijuana

Gary Storck has been here before. For decades, Storck, a longtime medical-marijuana advocate from Madison, has been pushing the state Legislature to legalize his medicine. Storck suffers from glaucoma. He uses cannabis to slow the progression of the disease, which is gradually robbing him of his sight.

Tagged with: marijuana

The use of medical marijuana — marijuana prescribed by a physician — has been shown to have substantial benefit for patients with cancer, glaucoma, Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy and multiple sclerosis, among other conditions.

Tagged with: marijuana