SEATTLE — Washington state is starting a new campaign to educate 12- to 17-year-olds about the risks and consequences of marijuana use. The Washington State Health Department campaign uses “selfies” to demonstrate the health risks

BINGEN — At an age when most people are eager to retire, 68-year-old Margie Lemberger cleaned out a chunk of her savings and started a business. The retired pharmacist outfitted her homespun shop along a

Few recreational or medical marijuana businesses have had their licenses revoked since the start of legal marijuana sales — none in Clark County. And in most of those cases, the state shut them down due

The longer you smoke pot and the earlier you start smoking it, the more likely you are to have problems recalling words in middle age. But past exposure to marijuana doesn’t appear to affect other

We all know that most cannabis users aren’t lazy stoners. Sadly we’re still being stereotyped as such, so let’s make a change. The 420 Games were established to do just that! Presented by Weedmaps, the

TACOMA — Legal cannabis continues to be a growth industry in Washington with sales topping $709 million in 2015, nearly half of all sales in the nation, according to a report from cannabis market researcher

[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/255157356″] Episode 3 of Talking Loud is ready for your ears! Becks started things by puffing  on her Cedar Creek OG Kush vape, while Bryan was smokin’ some Gluten Free Cookies. We ran down

High End Market Place Presents: SUNDAY SESSIONS Featuring: Live Painting by artist and H.E.M.P. budtender Jessie Jordan Sunday, April 27th, 2016 1-4pm MARIJUANA & CULTURE UNITE! Happening every last Sunday of the month, High End

The state Liquor and Cannabis Board adopted an emergency rule Wednesday allowing it to recall legal pot products considered a public health risk. Washington regulators have not had a recall process in place, unlike Colorado,

YAKIMA — A new report says the production of illegal marijuana has dropped dramatically in recent years in Washington. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration says the number of marijuana plants seized in Washington state in