A bill banning intoxicating hemp products from being sold in gas stations, convenience stores or anywhere else outside of a licensed dispensary passed the Ohio Senate 33-0 this week.

The Ohio Senate on Wednesday unanimously voted to advance a bill that would restrict sales of Delta-8 and other intoxicating hemp products to licensed marijuana dispensaries.

Some things really are as good as they sound: Stargazer Cannabis Festival wants to pay five randomly selected judges $1,000 ...

Senate Bill 86 would only allow dispensaries to sell certain hemp products, icing out CBD stores and other retailers.

Five individuals will be paid $1,000 each to smoke cannabis and help crown Ohio’s top cannabis product at the upcoming ...

One that protects consumers, keeps products out of the hands of children and upholds public health standards. Unfortunately, ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WKRC) — The Division of Cannabis Control (DCC) has issued a product alert for a specific lot of ...

Bridgeport is soon to be home to the first marijuana dispensary in Belmont County.  Cannabis company Cresco Labs has been approved by the state of Ohio to open ...

Nearly nine months into legal marijuana sales in Ohio, cities hosting dispensaries remain uncertain about their promised tax ...

Legislation to change Ohio’s recreational marijuana laws and regulate Delta-8 are likely to move forward in the Ohio ...

Ohioans have spent over $2.5 billion on recreational and medical marijuana in the past nine months, but many are still finding cheaper products over the state line in Michigan.