
Legal Weed Finally Arrived in Kentucky. It Didn’t Last a Week
Kentucky’s first medical cannabis dispensary sold out in just seven days, highlighting strong patient demand and the growing pains of a tightly controlled rollout.

Kentucky’s first medical cannabis dispensary sold out in just seven days, highlighting strong patient demand and the growing pains of a tightly controlled rollout.

Metrc is the latest development for Kentucky’s growing medical cannabis program, which is set to begin in January 2025.

The State of Kentucky is considering spending $42 million on researching ibogaine, a powerful psychedelic that has shown promise in treating or even interrupting opiate use disorder.

Kentucky’s medical cannabis program won’t go into effect until January 2025, but plans are being made now to ensure a smooth launch.

Kentucky law enforcement officers continue to dish out the cannabis charges.

From politicians to patients, many people spoke at a recent public hearing that will influence a panel’s decision to study ibogaine as a treatment for opioid use disorder.

The money helping to further psychedelic research in Kentucky will come from the Opioid Settlement Fund.

The University of Kentucky Cannabis Center opened last year.

Governor Andy Beshear signed House Bill 544 to regulate hemp-derived products like delta-8 THC.

The Kentucky state Senate gave its bipartisan approval to a bill to legalize medical marijuana.

Members of a Kentucky Senate committee recently approved a medical cannabis legalization bill.

The Kentucky House of Representatives approved a bill to regulate the production and sale of delta-8 THC with a unanimous vote on Thursday.

Kentucky’s first medical cannabis dispensary sold out in just seven days, highlighting strong patient demand and the growing pains of a tightly controlled rollout.

Metrc is the latest development for Kentucky’s growing medical cannabis program, which is set to begin in January 2025.

The State of Kentucky is considering spending $42 million on researching ibogaine, a powerful psychedelic that has shown promise in treating or even interrupting opiate use disorder.

Kentucky’s medical cannabis program won’t go into effect until January 2025, but plans are being made now to ensure a smooth launch.

Kentucky law enforcement officers continue to dish out the cannabis charges.

From politicians to patients, many people spoke at a recent public hearing that will influence a panel’s decision to study ibogaine as a treatment for opioid use disorder.

The money helping to further psychedelic research in Kentucky will come from the Opioid Settlement Fund.

The University of Kentucky Cannabis Center opened last year.

Governor Andy Beshear signed House Bill 544 to regulate hemp-derived products like delta-8 THC.

The Kentucky state Senate gave its bipartisan approval to a bill to legalize medical marijuana.

Members of a Kentucky Senate committee recently approved a medical cannabis legalization bill.

The Kentucky House of Representatives approved a bill to regulate the production and sale of delta-8 THC with a unanimous vote on Thursday.
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