Md. Medical Cannabis Companies Have Until End Of September To Open Doors Before Revoking Their Licenses State regulators are giving medical cannabis companies until the end of September to open their doors or have their licenses to operate revoked.
Maryland Medical Cannabis Grower Fined For Banned PesticidesThe first company to be licensed as a medical marijuana grower in Maryland has been fined for using banned crop-protection pesticides.
Medical Marijuana Off To Slow Start In D.C.Advocates for medical marijuana in the District of Columbia say the city's strict rules are having a chilling effect on the use of the drug.
Academic Medical Centers Can Give Out Marijuana Under New LegislationThere’s finally a breakthrough for patients who use marijuana as medicine.
Lawmakers Pass Medical Marijuana BillThe Maryland General Assembly on Monday approved allowing medical marijuana programs at research centers that choose to participate.
Md. Senate Considers Medical Marijuana BillA bill legalizing medical marijuana goes before Senate lawmakers Thursday in Annapolis.
Some Say Medical Marijuana Bills Are Smokescreens For Full LegalizationDelegates are hoping three new bills aimed at legalizing medical marijuana will make it out of the committee to the House floor. But it's coming with some opposition.
Md. Lawmaker To Discuss Medical Marijuana MeasureDelegate Cheryl Glenn wants to Maryland to become the 19th state, including the District of Columbia, to provide a system for regulated medical marijuana use.
Medical Marijuana Workgroup MeetsMaryland's health secretary says academic institutions in the state are exploring the possibility of running a medical marijuana program in Maryland.
O’Malley Signs Medical Marijuana Bill Into LawHealing herb or dangerous drug? The contentious debate over medical marijuana takes a new step in Maryland.
Time Running Out For Md. Lawmakers To Approve Controversial BillsMaryland lawmakers have a lot on their plate and only hours left to work out dozens of important bills. Among them are some hotly contested bills, including a 3 percent increase in the alcohol sales tax.