If you’ve been convicted of certain crimes involving illegal marijuana possession or distribution, you won’t be able to get a ...

Kentucky's medical marijuana industry is one step closer to taking off more than six months after becoming legal.

Some say medical marijuana is easier to obtain and consume than opioid-based drugs, in addition to being less habit-forming. Two Democratic lawmakers, State Sen. Janet Cruz and state rep. Adam ...

Dark Horse plans to open medical marijuana dispensary in former Frisch’s Hamburg location in Fayette County Kentucky. When it could open & how it works.

In 2022, in accordance with city policy, he told the human resources department he had received a medical marijuana card from a doctor. He was later fired in 2023 after disclosing his medical ...

Beltaine said the city changed its policy to forbid medical marijuana after it learned about his usage. In response, the city said the policy was effectively changed in mid-2022, despite not being ...

In general, medical patients are limited to a 6-ounce allotment of dried, unprocessed marijuana every 30 days. Recreational consumers are allowed to purchase up to 3 ounces every day -- but can't ...

Health May 22 Daily marijuana use is now more common than daily alcohol use in the U.S., new study finds By Carla K. Johnson, Associated Press ...

After years of delays, the process of sending commercial driver medical cards to state licensing agencies is finally going digital — except for in the states that still aren't ready.

Attitude towards cannabis has evolved rapidly with the expanding legalization of hemp and medical and recreational marijuana across various states. The variability of cannabis and hemp based products, ...

Before 1996, marijuana use of any kind was illegal across all 50 states. Since then, marijuana laws have become more lenient. First allowing for medical use, and now increasingly for recreational use.

This is especially true with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) moving to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule 1 controlled substance (no accepted medical use and a high potential for ...