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Medical Cannabis Legalization in Kentucky Faces an Uphill Battle The state remains as one of the few in the U.S. without a medical cannabis program. The Ledger Independent.  The bills would help establish a medical cannabis program in the state. If passed, practitioners would be able to recommend medical cannabis to patients, and the cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, delivery, transportation, testing, preparation, packaging for sale, and sale of medical cannabis in Kentucky would be legal, the news outlet reported. According to the report, the bills have remained in the committees an...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Sixteen states, along with the District of Columbia, have now legalized the adult, or recreational, use of marijuana. Unlike many states, including its neighbor, South Dakota, where voters have decided the issue themselves, Minnesota does not have an initiative and referendum process requiring the Minnesota Legislature to propose a constitutional amendment or enact a new law. Accordingly, proponents found a standard bearer in Minnesota State Senator Ann Rest who introduced S.F 39 in 2019, a bill that would have brought Minnesota int...

A lawsuit sheds light on New York's licensing of 10 medical marijuana operators in 2015 and 2016, raising questions about how regulators scored the applications.

Article content Approved in 2014, Minnesota’s medical cannabis program does not allow patients with a prescription to smoke cannabis, but, rather, covers marijuana-related pills and oils, as well as cannabis compounds that can be vaped. Citing a criminal complaint filed in Stearns County District Court, St. Cloud Times noted on Feb. 17 that police responded to the scene at about 4 p.m. on Nov. 12. They were told that Housman, during his three dozen calls, yelled at dispensary employees because his prescription was not being filled on time. Another employee who brought the prescription to a...

Dakota Houseman ST. CLOUD, Minn. (KFGO) – A St. Cloud man is facing two felonies for making threats at a medical marijuana dispensary. Court documents say 31-year-old Dakota Houseman yelled at employees at Leafline Labs because his prescription wasn’t being filled on time. A worker said Houseman called the dispensary 35 times and was very upset.   An employee who went to deliver Housman’s cannabis curbside told police he began swearing at him and threatened to beat him up.  He’s also accused of telling someone in the parking lot that he would follow him home and “merk” him, whi...