Critics of legal marijuana have long argued that manufacturers deliberately and dangerously blur the lines, offering pot-laced cookies and candy.

NIST researchers claim to have made the first breath detection of THC following edible consumption, providing hope for weed DUI tests.

A decade ago, the Ohio Poison Centers received just 11 calls all year about marijuana edible exposure involving young kids. Last year, they received more than 50 times that number.

A major drug bust at a Hornell business has led to felony charges against the store’s operator and the seizure of more than 20 pounds

Federal researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) say they’ve made the first-ever detection of THC in human breath following the consumption of infused edibles—a possible step forward in terms of field testing for cannabis impairment. But more research is necessary, they add, pointing to “uncertainty of breath measurements” and the need