These maps show which states have legalized recreational or medical marijuana or decriminalized weed as of 2024. As of April 2024, recreational marijuana is legal in 24 states, or nearly half the ...

Thirty-eight states currently have it legalized for medical use, with 24 permitting recreational use, allowing many Americans to have access to marijuana, also known as weed, in one way or another ...

In Oklahoma, voters rejected the legalization of recreational marijuana in March ... National Conference of State Legislatures. Others, denoted in dark green on the map above, have some sort ...

Medical marijuana is legal in 38 states and DC. Voters keep backing legal cannabis, though the drug is still federally illegal. Ohio is the latest state to legalize recreational cannabis.

In 2023, Ohio voted to make the Buckeye state the 24th and most recent state to legalize recreational marijuana. Around the U.S., medicinal marijuana is legal in an even greater number of states.

Pennsylvania may become the next state to allow adults to use recreational marijuana as its state legislature moves forward with a bill to expand its legalization. Recreational marijuana has been ...

Ohio on Tuesday became the 24th state to legalize recreational use of marijuana, after voters in the Republican-leaning state backed a move that has increasingly gained traction beyond more ...

Nebraska, one of just six states that does not even allow medical marijuana, has a pair of ballot measures that would allow doctors to prescribe weed. Recreational marijuana is legal in 24 states ...

Currently, 21 states and the District of Columbia permit recreational marijuana. Legalized recreational marijuana is coming to Maryland and Missouri, but failed to become a reality in North Dakota ...

Voters in five states could legalize recreational marijuana through ballot measures Tuesday, as more parts of the country move to allow access to the drug that remains illegal federally.

Effective Aug. 1, people 21 and older can possess, use and grow marijuana in Minnesota, according to the state. On May 30, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill to legalize recreational ...