Despite inflation, cannabis prices are falling — putting Oregon’s once-thriving pot industry, and government programs that rely on it for tax revenue, in a sticky situation.

The non-psychoactive hemp compound will disappear from grocery stores, but will be available in dispensaries for a one-year grace period.

The MORE Act, which would legalize cannabis nationwide, passed the House of Representatives, marking the first time a federal body has voted to end prohibition. But its future in the Senate is uncertain. 

A new wave of buyers has local growers and marijuana conglomerates competing for well-heeled customers. 

Solutions are emerging to the challenges of the cash-only nature of Oregon’s cannabis industry. 

It's an ideal industrial site for a municipal port looking to expand: 30 acres of paved tarmac, five concrete piers, warehouses, hangers, and a deep-water channel that leads straight to the Columbia River.

I’ve been thinking about the movie Independence Day. It starred Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum and an alien attack on earth.