Minnesota Marijuana

The new laws for possession and use take effect on August 1.

Soon, Governor Walz is expected to sign a bill into law, making recreational marijuana legal.

Lawmakers in the Senate gave their seal of approval in a 34-32 vote early Saturday morning. The bill now moves to the governor's desk.

The House passed its cannabis legislation Monday by a 12 vote margin but the Senate was where the bill’s true test lies.

The Minnesota House approved the bill for adult-use cannabis on a bipartisan vote of 71-59.

While the bill creates regulations and provisions for new businesses and dispensaries, the existing “hemp-derived THC” industry could suffer if steps aren’t taken to protect their products.

Statewide law enforcement made a firm stand against the legalization of recreational cannabis from a public safety perspective

Minnesota has added two more conditions to its list of conditions that qualify for the state’s medical marijuana program.

Edibles, like gummies, and beverages can contain up to 5 milligrams of THC per serving and 50 milligrams per package under the law.

Minnesotans who use medical marijuana now have a new way of consuming cannabis.

Several businesses, trade groups and social organizations formed the Minnesotans Against Marijuana Legalization on Monday as the measure’s supporters signal another push for the issue ahead of the start of the legislative session next week.

Minnesota’s medical cannabis patients will soon be able to consume certain edibles as part of their treatment.