I didn’t go fight a war and I didn’t go defend the United States for a select few people to turn back the voice of the 70 percent.” By Zach Wendling, Nebraska Examiner A grassroots advocate for ...

This latest appeal is just another desperate attempt to silence the will of Nebraskans, who overwhelmingly support safe, ...

Medical marijuana could be on Nebraska's ballot - if advocates get 30,000 more signatures. Story by Maya Marchel Hoff, USA TODAY • 10mo.

Prep for the polls Marijuana legalization may be on the ballot in these four states in 2024. This time around, the group focused on checking off county requirements, and they are now in their bulk ...

The state’s new medical marijuana regulatory board met Thursday morning for the second time with a firm understanding that ...

Medical marijuana is now legal in the state of Nebraska, approved by voters on Tuesday. Two ballot measures dealing with medical marijuana were on the Nebraska ballot. A total of 70.7% of voters ...

Proposals to legalize medical marijuana in Nebraska will not appear on the November general election ballot after the efforts failed to collect enough signatures, the state's top elections ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - The judge overseeing the case on Nebraska’s medical marijuana petitions ruled Friday that the matter will proceed to trial. If passed by voters in November as they stand ...

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts has launched an aggressive campaign against the legalization of medical marijuana in his state, going as far as to warn residents that legalizing the drug, which has ...

Bill that would regulate medical marijuana in Nebraska failed in the legislature on Tuesday. This will put the rules and regulations in the hands of the commission.Gov. Jim Pillen appointed two ...

Medical Marijuana. Medical Marijuana Legalization Takes Effect in Nebraska After Lawsuit Dismissal Voters overwhelmingly favored the new policy, which a former state legislator unsuccessfully ...

For now, Nebraska strictly forbids any use of medical marijuana, yet ironically the penalty for possession remains minuscule with fines ranging from $300-$500, and up to a pound before felony charges.