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State sues Milwaukee stores over synthetic marijuana
The state of Wisconsin is suing two Milwaukee stores for selling synthetic marijuana products disguised as "potpourri" and "incense."
Assembly to vote on cannabis oil bill
The state Assembly is poised to vote on bills that would legalize the possession of cannabis oil, a derivative of marijuana used to treat children who suffer from seizures.
Lawmakers push for hemp comeback
Republican lawmakers want to help Wisconsin's once-dominant hemp industry make a comeback, giving farmers the chance to add a versatile and hardy plant to their fields.
Cannabis oil bill heads to full Assembly
A panel of state Assembly lawmakers gave its stamp of approval Wednesday to bills that would legalize the possession of cannabis oil, a derivative of marijuana used to treat children who suffer from seizures.
AG: Doctors, feds should decide on medical marijuana
Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel says the medical community should decide whether marijuana is suitable medicine, not state lawmakers.
Democrats urge GOP to hold pot referendum
Democratic lawmakers are calling on Republicans to let the public weigh in on whether Wisconsin should join 28 other states that have legalized medical marijuana.
Cannabis oil bill cruises through state Senate committee
A group of lawmakers has given the thumbs-up to a bill aimed at allowing the possession of cannabis oil, a derivative of marijuana used to treat children with seizures.
Families urge action on marijuana extract
Families struggling with epilepsy are telling lawmakers they're tired of waiting for access to a marijuana extract used to treat seizures.
Democrats propose legalizing medical marijuana
Democrats in the Wisconsin Legislature are circulating a bill to legalize medical marijuana.
Oshkosh group fails to get pot possession fine lowered
A group in Oshkosh that wants to drastically lower the fine for getting caught with small amounts of marijuana is upset that the city's common council won't act on its petition.
Judge rejects Menominee’s hemp arguments (UPDATE)
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin over a federal raid of its industrial hemp crop grown on tribal land.
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