Voters approve recreational marijuana, so why so many bans?
Nearly 60% of Ohio voters in November 2023 legalized adult-use, recreational marijuana and businesses that cultivate, process and sell it. Yet, the majority of local communities have either banned or placed a moratorium on cannabis businesses.
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Senate Republicans want to scale back Ohio’s voter-backed recreational marijuana program--cutting home grow limits, raising taxes, lowering potency and shifting revenue away ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Marijuana sales throughout Ohio are continuing to grow at a fast pace. In the past six months, recreational marijuana has made over $300 million. According to the ...
Ohio would impose a higher tax on recreational marijuana and limit home grow under a new bill that marks a major departure from the law approved by voters in 2023. Senate Bill 56, introduced by ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is hesitant to further ... DeWine proposes raising taxes on sports gaming and recreational marijuana to fund specific initiatives and projects. While acknowledging the ...
Ohio cities may not receive the recreational marijuana revenue they were promised. Gov. Mike DeWine and Senate Republicans have proposed plans to redirect marijuana tax revenue to other state ...
Ohio cities could lose out on money from recreational marijuana under competing plans from Gov. Mike DeWine and state lawmakers to revamp the program. DeWine unveiled his 2026-2027 budget ...
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