Fifty-nine percent said it should be legal for both medical and recreational purposes, a 10-point increase since fall 2016. Thirty-two percent said it should be legal for medical use only. Just 8 percent said it should not be legal at all, a steep drop from the 15 percent recorded in 2016.

Matthew Schweich, deputy director of the Marijuana Policy Project will be debating a representative from the prohibitionist group, SAM. You don't want to miss it!

The Attorney General’s argument that a functional medical marijuana law would be unconstitutional and preempted by the federal Controlled Substances Act (“CSA”) is unsubstantiated and specious.

The signature drive for Nebraska's 2020 medical marijuana ballot initiative is moving full steam ahead. Across the state, Nebraskans are eager to sign the petition to create a constitutional protection for patients who need safe access to medical marijuana.

On May 22, the Lincoln Journal Star published an editorial in support of medical cannabis and chided Nebraska's state legislature for refusing to vote on a bill that would establish a tightly-regulated medical marijuana program.