People can expect some changes when they buy medical marijuana in Oklahoma. The new requirements it will place on packaging ...

In 2025, Johns was kidnapped again: she spent more than a week in jail for an offense that would be thrown out of court.

Patients and caregivers will see a redesigned profile, an improved electronic medical marijuana card application process, and an improved order history, including clearer dispensation histories ...

The backlog has been blamed for shuttered businesses and anxiety about making sure the complex application is correct the first time it's filed. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority's third ...

Parkinsons and PTSD would need to apply for medical marijuana cards, like in Oklahoma. In addition, landlords won't be able to prohibit the use of cannabis on their property, and parents can't be ...

Kentucky residents have submitted thousands of applications for medical marijuana cards since the start of the year. The application process involves obtaining a certification from a licensed ...

"In order to receive a medical marijuana card, you have to obtain a certification from an authorized practitioner and submit an application.According to Beshear's administration, there have been ...

Applications for medical marijuana cards are now open to ... At the launch of card application, only six medical conditions allow you to get the card:CancerPost Traumatic Stress DisorderMultiple ...

The application portal goes live Wednesday, Jan. 1. Contributed The application fee for a medical marijuana card in Kentucky is $25. State officials have said they intentionally kept the annual ...

With that certification, patients can submit an application to the state on Jan. 1. If approved, they can download a digital registry ID card, more commonly known as a medical marijuana card.

2"x2" passport-type color photo taken within the 90 days before the application. There is a registration fee of $75. That's it. Once you receive your card you can visit any medical marijuana ...

On July 18, the Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Aguilar. "For us to find that Aguilar's marijuana use, fully authorized by her medical marijuana card, became illegal due to ...