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Celebrate a Year of Chris and Jordan by Watching Their Idaho Travel Show

Celebrate a year of Chris and Jordan by watching their first travel show as they drive, eat, and photograph their way across Idaho.

How Indigenous Women Are Revolutionizing The Cannabis Industry

“We need to do this in a way that does not create a capitalistic commodity on the backs of Mother Earth,” says Mary Jane Oatman.

OSU partners with Native American tribes to explore making products and materials with hemp

Caitlin Donohue's New Book, "Weed: Cannabis Culture in the Americas," Aims to Educate Teens

U.S. Congressman introduces bill to withhold federal funding from state, tribal governments legalizing cannabis

Republican Congressman Introduced Bill to Defund Tribes that Legalize Cannabis

A Republican Congressman from North Carolina introduced a bill last week that, if passed, would withhold federal funds from tribes that legalize recreational marijuana on their lands. 

National Indigenous Cannabis Summit: Mapping The Future Of Tribal Hemp And Marijuana

The Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA) is gearing up to host its second annual National Indigenous Cannabis Policy Summit. Scheduled for Nov. 1-3, the event aims to position Indigenous voices at the forefront of cannabis legalization and advocacy discussions.

Canndigenous Founder Fosters Growth in the Indigenous Cannabis Industry

The nonprofit organization is dedicated to providing opportunities and equity to Indigenous cannabis entrepreneurs.

New Book, 'Weed: Cannabis Culture In The Americas,' Offers Eye-Opening Insights For Teens And Adults Alike

There has never been a book for teenagers about cannabis like "Weed: Cannabis Culture in the Americas," set to hit bookshelves on September 5th. Authored by drug journalist Caitlin Donohue, this groundbreaking publication aims to provide young people with a wealth of information about cannabis health, the international Drug War's

Nez Perce bison hunter struck by stray bullet

Hunting is allowed only in narrow areas near the park border, concentrating hunters in what’s been described as a firing line.