Legalizing marijuana in Pennsylvania under the governor’s latest budget plan could bring in nearly half a billion dollars in annual revenue by 2028, according to a new analysis from the state’s ...

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Recreational marijuana remains illegal in Pennsylvania. But lawmakers, advocates and even opponents who have spent countless hours debating the topic in Harrisburg say that likely will change soon.

A traffic stop on I-95 in Ridley Township turned into a drug bust when a Pennsylvania State Police K-9 named Ivan sniffed out 40 pounds of marijuana.

A marijuana legalization bill backed by Democrats and passed last week by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives will not make it to a vote in the state Senate after a Republican-led panel rejected ...

The coming year is expected to be a pivotal test of Pennsylvania's political will to legalize recreational marijuana, something that nearly every bordering state has done over the last decade. Despite ...

A majority of Pennsylvania voters say they’re ready for the state to legalize adult-use marijuana, according to the latest ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro proposed legalizing recreational marijuana during his budget address on Tuesday. The Governor’s call echoed his last two budget addresses ...

Editor’s Note: This story has been corrected to show Major wants to legalize, tax, and regulate adult-use marijuana from all production facilities SCRANTON, Pa. (WHTM)– The state budget is still not ...

(WHTM)– A Pennsylvania man was charged after allegedly bringing an injured parakeet into a bar and telling patrons that it “consumes marijuana and beer daily.” According to court documents, Timothy ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (KDKA) -- Lawmakers in Harrisburg are once again trying to legalize recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania. Most neighboring states already allow it, so lawmakers feel Pennsylvania is ...