Voters approve recreational marijuana, so why so many bans?
Nearly 60% of Ohio voters in November 2023 legalized adult-use, recreational marijuana and businesses that cultivate, process and sell it. Yet, the majority of local communities have either banned or placed a moratorium on cannabis businesses.
Gov. Mike DeWine and state lawmakers want to change Ohio's recreational marijuana program. Cities may pay the price.
The state Senate is considering a bill that would significantly change Ohio's voter-passed recreational marijuana laws, placing further limits on potency, prohibiting sharing, and halving the state's ...
Republicans in the House and Senate want to gradually reduce the tax rate to ... "They voted for it or voted against it ...
From the start of adult-use marijuana sales last August to January 25, Ohioans have spent just shy of $300 million on it. The ...
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Bill raises THC limit for OVI charges in OhioA new state Senate bill would give Ohio drivers who may have recently consumed cannabis — but who are not actively ...
The bill bars measured marijuana metabolites in a person’s urine, blood serum, or plasma from determining a per se charge in ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Legislators are advancing a bill to overhaul Ohio’s recreational marijuana law ... plants that can be grown at home. Senate Bill 56 received a second hearing on ...
Hamilton County opposes Senate Bill 56 diverting marijuana tax revenue. The bill increases tax from 10% to 15% statewide.
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Marijuana growers say proposed legislative changes to Ohio’s recreational marijuana law would cost them millions, shut down businesses and spark lawsuits. “Senate Bill 56 ...
Nearly 56 percent of Floridians said yes to legalizing recreational marijuana in the last election. While it wasn’t enough to pass, it was apparently enough to send a message to Florida Republican ...
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