Many young adults turn to cannabis for sleep—but it may backfire
More than one in five young adults in the U.S. say they use cannabis or alcohol to help them fall asleep, according to new research from the University of Michigan.
Supreme Court will weigh gun rights for 'regular' marijuana users
The review will weigh whether “regular" marijuana users can legally own guns.
New tribal cannabis compact signed for recreational dispensary supply
The product sold to dispensaries can then be sold to recreational cannabis customers.
Businesses cry foul over new THC shipping rules
Minnesota will soon require licensing for low-potency THC businesses to ship products within state limits ? a regulation they say puts them at a disadvantage to other states. FOX 9?s Corin Hoggard explains.
New Minnesota rules threaten local THC businesses' sales, favor out-of-state operators
Minnesota's low-potency THC businesses are facing new challenges with upcoming state licensing rules.
Target begins selling THC beverages at some Minnesota stores
Hemp-derived THC beverages are now on the shelves at some Target locations in Minnesota as part of a test launch, according to reports.
Albert Lea broke city ordinance during cannabis fight, judge rules
A recent judge ruling says that Albert Lea city officials broke their own rules when they denied a business license to the first retailer licensed in Minnesota due in part to concerns over a past criminal record.
Marijuana-based drug eases chronic back pain in major study
A new study from German drugmaker Vertanical found that an experimental marijuana-based medication significantly reduced chronic back pain in 800 patients.
Customers line up as cannabis shops open in metro
For the first time, dispensaries in the Twin Cities are opening their doors for recreational cannabis, more than two years after the state legalized marijuana.
First non-tribal Minnesota cannabis shops open after supply challenges
After supply challenges, cannabis shops off tribal land are finally starting to open this week in Minnesota.
Non-tribal cannabis dispensaries begin selling marijuana
After supply challenges, cannabis shops off tribal land are finally starting to open this week in Minnesota. Legacy Cannabis in Duluth was scheduled to begin cannabis sales on Tuesday at 4:20 p.m. while locations in the Twin Cities metro are also opening on Tuesday and Wednesday. This comes two years after recreational marijuana was legalized in Minnesota.
Gov. Walz signs cannabis compact with Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe
Gov. Tim Walz signed a cannabis compact with the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe on Wednesday.
$1 drug deal?: La Crosse County moves to reduce pot punishment
Marijuana is still illegal in Wisconsin, but getting caught with it could soon cost you only $1 in La Crosse County.
Brooklyn Center cannabis rules for public spaces approved by leaders
Brooklyn Center leaders have crafted an ordinance that would prohibit the use of cannabis and hemp in public places.
2025 State Fair poll: Gun control, cannabis and sports stadiums
An annual survey conducted at the 2025 Minnesota State Fair by a non-partisan outlet offers a glimpse into the current opinions of Minnesotans on issues ranging from gun control to fishing licenses and sports stadiums.
No supply, no high: Licensed cannabis retailers ready to roll with no yield
Minnesota marijuana retailers are burning to get started with sales, but two months after the first licenses went out, they have nothing but papers.
MN cannabis businesses have licenses, but no product
Minnesota marijuana businesses are struggling after they have gotten their licenses to sell, due to no product being available to sell. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the story.
Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management names permanent director
The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management will continue to be run by Eric Taubel after Governor Walz announced his permanent appointment as Executive Director of the Office of Cannabis Management.
Minnesota dispensaries: Albert Lea approves 2 licenses, denies Smoking Tree
The Albert Lea City council has approved the licenses for two dispensaries within its limits – just not the one that initially brought forth the challenge.
Albert Lea council set to review 3 cannabis dispensaries at meeting
Two weeks after denying a cannabis shop from opening, a move that may have violated the Minnesota cannabis law, the Albert Lea City Council is now slated to review registrations for three dispensaries at its Monday meeting.