Issue 2 is officially in effect in Ohio, making recreational marijuana legal throughout the state. If you are at least 21, you can now grow, possess, and use cannabis for personal use. This landmark decision has sparked both excitement and controversy among residents.
Over the past two years, Walters and her partner, Jumaane Hughes, have built New York State Cannabis Connect, which focuses on training, education, and advocacy for the cannabis industry. They see the legal of marijuana in Ohio as a step in the right direction for the industry as a whole.
Ohio voters on Tuesday passed a ballot initiative to legal adult-use marijuana, but one resident who voted against the change was GOP representative John Smith. Smith has expressed concerns about the impact of legal marijuana on public health and safety.
By Nadia Ramlagan Ohio News Connection. After a statewide vote on Issue 2 to make recreational cannabis legal in Ohio, experts say confusion and misinformation about the new law have been circulating. It is important for residents to stay informed and understand the regulations surrounding the use of marijuana.
Connecticut's adult-use cannabis marketplace is now a year old, but the state's struggle to contain unregulated products sold at vape shops serves as a cautionary tale for Ohio. Regulation and oversight will be crucial in ensuring a safe and legal cannabis industry in the state.
The couple arrested for illegally growing marijuana in their home has brought attention to the need for clear guidelines and regulations for personal cultivation. Law enforcement officials are working to enforce the new laws while protecting public safety.
Marijuana is not legal in Tennessee. Or is it? There is no short answer to that question, for a couple of reasons. The legal status of cannabis varies from state to state, making it important for individuals to research and understand the laws in their area.
Entrepreneurism can be a lonely endeavor, but a new dedicated space downtown is providing owners with a 24/7 business and informal networking opportunities. This hub aims to support small business owners in the cannabis industry and foster collaboration and growth.
On Nov. 7, Ohioans will vote on the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol's proposed recreational marijuana law via Issue 2. The outcome of this vote will have a significant impact on the future of the cannabis industry in Ohio and beyond.
