Cannabis

Thousands of Montanans will consume cannabis on April 20th. Just because it's legal, doesn't mean you can drive high. Penalties can be steep and driving while stoned is dangerous. Here's what a Montana criminal defense attorney recommends.

Are stoners driving up home prices in Montana? The question may seem far-fetched, but an interesting new report indicates home prices in states with legal recreational marijuana sales have climbed substantially higher than in states that have not "freed the leaf." ...

You're familiar with the MATE show and the NILE. Now, another rapidly growing Montana industry is hosting its first-ever statewide trade show this summer at MetraPark. It's open to the public.

Love it or hate it, recreational cannabis is raking in serious cash for Montana's tax coffers. Here's where the nearly $50 million in 2022 tax revenue gets spent.

It seems appropriate to be writing this article the same week in history that Prohibition was repealed. An estimated $37 million in tax revenue has been generated so far this year.

Based on a 4-day trip that includes airfare, rideshare, lodging, and inexpensive meals, Billings is ranked one of the most affordable cannabis vacations in the US.

Montana celebrates if first "legal" 4/20 this year. Enjoy holiday specials from 10 of Billings' highest Google Review dispensaries.

House Bill 106 would not legalize pot, as people using or possessing less than three ounces of weed would still be liable for a fine of up to $100.

An elegantly prepared, four course dinner of cannabis infused foods and drinks along with roller skaters, dancers and live music all sound like a pretty good time.

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A medical marijuana provider facing more than 80 years in prison and the forfeiture of $1.7 million has reached a post-conviction plea agreement that dismisses six of eight drug-related convictions as long as Chris Williams agrees not to appeal. The agreement was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Helena.