As we dive into the new year, and people vow to lose weight or participate in Dry January, Coss Marte, founder of New York City’s three-story health and wellness mecca ConBud dispensary and ConBody ...

Physicians can now apply to the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners for permits that will allow them to recommend medical marijuana products. The board announced it is accepting applications now that ...

On-site marijuana consumption has received the green light in the Bay State, allowing hospitality businesses to offer cannabis to consumers. The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission (MCCC) ...

Florida’s latest cannabis bill pairs full adult‑use legalization with long‑overdue reforms, challenging a legislature that has repeatedly stalled marijuana policy changes. A Florida state lawmaker ...

BOSTON — As the state’s cannabis industry is gearing up for potential expansion and reform this year, marijuana sales hit $1.65 billion in 2025, marking a new record but remaining relatively flat ...

Ketel Marte is staying put. The Arizona Diamondbacks have decided to keep the All-Star second baseman after entertaining trade offers, according to The Athletic. General manager Mike Hazen had ...

Ketel Marte will be staying in Arizona after all. The Diamondbacks are pulling their three-time All-Star off the trade block, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed. It’s a decision that comes less than two ...

One of the game's top infielders and most underrated players will remain in Arizona. The Diamondbacks will keep second baseman Ketel Marte, The Athletic reported Friday. The D-backs discussed Marte in ...

A high asking price and a strong free-agent market were potential reasons a trade did not materialize. Keeping Marte means the Diamondbacks retain one of the top second basemen in the major leagues.

Massachusetts has finally rolled out cannabis lounges, but it will be some time before you can legally spark up on a rooftop or settle down with a brownie in a café. The state's Cannabis Control ...

The Arizona Diamondbacks ended weeks of speculation about the status of All-Star second baseman Ketel Marte on Friday, determining they will not trade him, a person with the team told The Athletic.

Tens of millions of Americans turn to cannabis products every week to try to ease their pain, calm their anxiety, get more sleep, help them cope with the side effects of chemotherapy, or just relax ...