The New Hampshire Senate approved the passage of a bill that could make it legal for medical cannabis patients and their caregivers to grow cannabis at home.

Former Vice President Joe Biden's opposition to fully legalizing marijuana is well known, but on the campaign trail in New Hampshire he appeared to change his position.

The New Hampshire Senate approved a bill on Thursday that would allow medical marijuana patients and caregivers to cultivate their own cannabis.

In New Hampshire, Biden says marijuana should be "basically legalized." That's an accurate representation of his proposed policies, but it also shows how he's lagging on the issue.

Legalizing marijuana. It’s already been done in Massachusetts and could soon be the case in New York. Gov. Ned Lamont appears in favor of doing the same here in Connecticut. During his State of the State Address to the General Assembly Wednesday, he suggested Connecticut become unified with bordering states. Supporters agree.

A push to legalize commercial marijuana sales in Vermont took another step forward on Wednesday, with the House Ways and Means Committee voting to advance a bill to license and tax cannabis businesses.

Rhode Island’s governor is pitching an unconventional recreational marijuana legalization plan centered on state-owned stores operated by private contractors, which would offer modest business opportunities for cannabis entrepreneurs.

Marijuana legalization campaigns will increasingly run through state capitols as Congress remains stalled, advocates say.

Marijuana reform advocates are hitting back at President Trump’s suggestion that cannabis use makes people lose IQ points.

At least 18 states stand to loosen their marijuana laws this year.