marijuana

A new bill looks to change how legal marijuana is sold in Montana

Representatives for the Montana Association of Counties, Wild Montana, and the Montana Wildlife Federation this week lauded legislators’ override of Gianforte’s veto of the appropriations bill.

A strong bipartisan majority of the Montana Legislature has passed a bill using marijuana tax revenue to fund Habitat Montana and county road maintenance, but supporters anticipate a governor's veto.

Marijuana regulations that would apply countywide and address the industry's massive energy consumption received the unanimous backing of the Missoula Consolidated Planning Board this week.

Over the last year or so, Montanans have been able to purchase and use marijuana legally in the state, which has resulted in hundreds of retail locations.

The "Magic City" might take on a whole new meaning

To no one's surprise, recreational marijuana sales far outpaced medical purchases