In Idaho, the debate heats up over a November vote on medical marijuana, with worries about profit-driven motives overshadowing community well-being and historical lessons from the past.

Idaho’s U.S. senators have sounded the alarm with President Donald Trump over his recent decision to relax federal marijuana restrictions. Republicans Mike Crapo and Jim Risch each signed a letter ...

BOISE – Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador on Friday raised “concerns” about President Donald Trump’s Thursday executive order calling for the downgrade of marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule ...

IDAHO - Community leaders across the country, including Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador, have voiced opposition to President Trump's recent executive order. The order reclassifies marijuana from ...

I spoke last Saturday at the inaugural Boise Hempfest. It was good to be back in my home town and see my folks, but it is always nerve-wracking to return to Idaho (see: two Idaho trips ago when cops ...

U.S. Senators Mike Crapo and Jim Risch of Idaho are joining a push to ask President Donald Trump to reconsider reclassifying marijuana as a Schedule III drug. “Rescheduling marijuana to a Schedule III ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday to loosen federal restrictions on marijuana, which Trump said reflected the drug’s potential medical benefits while discouraging recreational ...

() - Alongside a battle for control of Congress, voters in states across the country will take up ballot initiatives to decide key issues. Citizenship requirements for voting, ...