As cannabis laws continue to evolve across the country, Georgia's rules remain more restrictive than those in many neighboring states. Recreational marijuana is still illegal statewide in Georgia.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed two bills into effect in May 2026, consistent with heightened legislative activity of cannabis and hemp products at both the state and federal levels. On Monday, May ...

CHAMBLEE, Ga. — Under an expanded medical marijuana program that takes effect today in Georgia, people who qualify for a medical cannabis card can buy marijuana buds and flower for vaporization, THC ...

The “Putting Georgia’s Patients First Act” (Senate Bill 220 or the Act) brought sweeping changes to the state’s medical cannabis program on July 1, 2026, significantly expanding what had been one of ...

Medical cannabis in Georgia became much more accessible over the summer, and soon, it may be even more so. The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission has scheduled a public hearing at 4 p.m.

Georgia's new medical marijuana law goes into effect on Wednesday. The new law, known as the "Putting Georgia Patients First Act," includes changes such as removing the previous 5% THC potency cap on ...

Six Chinese nationals have each been sentenced to more than two years in prison for operating a large-scale illegal marijuana cultivation operation in Georgia. Margaret E. Heap, U.S. attorney for the ...