Some people will be praising and others might be blazing on April 20. The notorious 4/20 date, also known as Weed Day, is an unofficial holiday celebrating marijuana use. It coincidentally shares a ...

Lawmakers are scrambling to keep pace with the ever-changing landscape of the cannabis and hemp industries in Florida. As proponents of legalization lay the groundwork for a 2020 vote on adult use — ...

Recreational marijuana is illegal in Florida, while medical marijuana is legal with restrictions. Possession of marijuana without a medical card can result in varying penalties, including jail time ...

The Florida Legislature is considering bills on minimum wage, undocumented worker employment, protections for medical ...

You either look forward to it all year or roll your eyes every April: today is 4/20. This year, the unofficial holiday for weed smokers falls on a very significant holiday for Christians: Easter ...

Easter Sunday and 4/20, a day associated with marijuana use, fall on the same day in 2025. Florida does not recognize medical marijuana cards from other states. Penalties for marijuana possession in ...

A jury on Nov. 6 sentenced him to 65 years in prison in one of the harshest penalties ever for someone driving under the ...

Despite receiving 55.9% of votes, Amendment 3 did not achieve the 60% threshold needed to pass during the 2024 General Election. It saw 5,934,139 votes in total. Is medical marijuana legal in Florida?

April 20, or 4/20, is unofficially recognized as a day to celebrate marijuana use. The origins of associating 4/20 with marijuana are unclear, but theories involve police codes and teenage gatherings.

April 20, 2025, coincides with Easter Sunday and is recognized by some as a holiday for cannabis consumption. Recreational marijuana use remains illegal in Florida, requiring a medical marijuana card ...