ST. LOUIS — Missouri voters approved Constitutional Amendment 3. The amendment proposed the legalization of the sale of recreational marijuana and the automatic expungement of criminal records ...

Legalized recreational cannabis found favor with the majority of Missouri voters today. Amendment 3, the initiative legalizing ... It also allows for expungement of past non-violent marijuana ...

Missouri voters approved Amendment 3, which will make it legal for those 21 and over to buy and use marijuana, and will create a state program regulating who can get licenses to grow and sell ...

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced in mid-August that Amendment 3, which proposes the legalization of recreational marijuana use and expungement of some cannabis-related crimes ...

ST. LOUIS — On Nov. 8, Missouri voters will decide on Amendment 3, which proposes to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana and the expungement of criminal records for certain marijuana ...

Residents of The Show Me State approved Amendment 3 to legalize recreational cannabis on Nov. 8. The Missouri Constitution ... or to clear their records via expungement. The amendment will also ...

Ruling orders cancellation of THC possession convictions, aligning them with Amendment 3 ... expungement," as these products constitute "marijuana-infused products" as per the law. Dan Viets ...

Missouri courts have expunged more than 140,000 marijuana cases since voters approved the 2022 constitutional amendment to legalize recreational cannabis. And the numbers won’t climb much higher ...