Is your joint ruining the environment? Washington state is dealing with a lot of weed waste — and we're not talking about the stuff you dig out of your yard. Our legal marijuana industry is... Angela King Jason Pagano
A tale of an artist, a pot grower, and Seattle's wild real estate market When Washington voters legalized recreational pot five years ago, they paved the way for a new industry that includes everything from retail shops to... Marcie Sillman
Seattle judges may vacate 500 marijuana charges. Will those people find out? Do people getting their marijuana convictions vacated by the City of Seattle need to be notified? Are they entitled to legal counsel, and to... Amy Radil
Seattle asks judge to dismiss 542 pot convictions A Seattle municipal court judge will decide if hundreds of marijuana convictions should be vacated after a request from Pete Holmes, the city attorney.... Patricia Murphy
Race gap on marijuana arrests widens after legalization Guy Nelson talks to KUOW reporter David Hyde about who still pays the price for marijuana crimes in Washington state after legalization. David Hyde
Who still pays the price for marijuana crimes now that pot's legal? KUOW listener Christine Bryant Cohen wants to know who's doing time for what she does for a living: selling pot. David Hyde
Why erasing marijuana convictions could also wipe away 'collateral damage' Kim Malcolm talks with Alison Holcomb about Seattle's move to vacate convictions for misdemeanor marijuana possession. Holcomb is director of strategy... Kim Malcolm Andy Hurst
Seattle wants to drop old pot charges and convictions People with pot possession records in Seattle may be about to catch a break. Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan and City Attorney Pete Holmes announced today a... Gil Aegerter David Hyde
Pot entrepreneur 'hesitant to come out' Last year sales of legal marijuana reached $1.2 billion. Despite the growth, people of color are left out. Less than 10 percent of current licensed... Ruby de Luna
