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The Republican-led effort to make amending Ohio’s constitution more difficult has failed. As of 11:45 p.m., unofficial results for the Aug. 8 special election show voters rejected Issue 1 57% to …

The group leading the effort to legalize and regulate marijuana says it has collected nearly 10 times the number of additional signatures it needed to put the issue before voters in November.

Irritable bowel syndrome patients can now use medical marijuana for treatment.

The State Medical Board last week made irritable bowel syndrome the 26th qualifying condition for medical marijuana under Ohio law, and rejected obsessive-compulsive syndrome and autism spectrum disorder as qualifying conditions.

This was the fourth time the State Medical Board has received petitions to add autism to the list of qualifying conditions.

Huge changes could be coming to Ohio on at least two controversial topics, but voters will have the final say.

The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol needs to get 125,000 signatures to be placed on the November ballot.

A total of 21 patients registered in Ohio’s medical marijuana program have had their cards revoked or suspended since the program’s start several year

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House Bill 168 would rename Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program to the Division of Marijuana Control and it would be in charge of regulating the medical marijuana and adult-use programs.