When Gale had her first child recently, it set into motion a chain of events that highlight the ways legal cannabis can still clash with policies meant to protect children.

There's a crisis in this country of opioid addiction and overdose death, and it's tied intimately with how we respond to pain.

Did you know that Louisiana was the first state in the United States to legalize medical marijuana? Here's why you've never heard about the original medical marijuana state.

Country music legend Willie Nelson is known for a lot of things, including his unabashed love for marijuana and his advocacy for legalization. Ann Marie sat down with Willie to talk about his decades of activism, and his hopes for the future.

It’s hard to get good medical advice when it comes to cannabis, even in states where it’s been legal for a long time. That’s why Katherine Golden, an RN of more than 20 years, founded Leaf411.

Healthcare worker Natalia Marshall was in Denver Saturday to protest the death of a Minneapolis man, George Floyd, who died after a police officer was seen on video with his knee on Floyd’s neck. Marshall’s brother, Michael Marshall, died in the custody of Denver police in 2015.

Even as we rely on mail order or delivery during the coronavirus pandemic for prescription medications, groceries or other essentials — marijuana is on the outside.

On Something is back for another bonus episode! How are you doing? Tell us: What are you using? Why? How does it help you?

Being "essential" during the coronavirus pandemic doesn’t mean business is easy.

During this pandemic, it's okay to feel like your mental state is a bit more fragile than normal. Join Ann as she delves into the complicated feelings and the science of using weed to cope.

The On Something team headed to Massachusetts for our first-ever live episode with the reporters from the Boston Globe’s cannabis team.

A judge had previously decided that people on probation would have to bring a doctor to court to prove they could use medical marijuana.

There’s an unexpected side effect to Colorado’s billion-dollar recreational weed industry: It’s no longer very profitable to sell medical marijuana. Where does that leave young medical marijuana patients, who use it to treat seizures and severe autism?

The Colorado Supreme Court is considering whether it’s fair for judges to require a person on probation to provide additional proof of necessity for medical marijuana.

The war on drugs is still alive and well, and the people most often caught in the crossfire are black and brown. Now that weed is legal in many states, most of the people making money off weed are white. How can legalization benefit communities of color and repair harm caused by the war on drugs?

CBD is everywhere these days, but a decade ago it was largely unknown. Martin Lee, one of the founders of the California nonprofit Project CBD, helps us unpack how the CBD craze got started, what makes CBD promising and whether the hype is justified.