All news on the topic: Recreational Marijuana

The state's Democratic Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill Tuesday that legalizes recreational marijuana for people over the age of 21.

Critics capitalized on the issues with current medical marijuana rules and crime to campaign against full legalization

The state has become “the most liberal medical marijuana market in the country,” but concerns over lax regulation could sink the recreational legalization effort.

As of Thursday, it’s lawful for adults to possess and use marijuana in Missouri.

The legalization also sets up a companion law to allow people convicted of marijuana possession to request resentencing or expungement of their records.

Green shoots are popping up in red states.

It's the 19th state in the union to allow recreational cannabis use for those who are of legal drinking age.

Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration has projected that legalizing it could generate approximately $350 million for the state each year

State officials called Jan. 1 "a historic new day" as people spent millions on newly legalized recreational cannabis.