Ohioans Rail Against Republican Bill to Rewrite Marijuana Law Passed by Voters
Ohio Senate General Government Committee Chair Sen. Kristina Roegner, R-Hudson, adopted a substitute bill that no longer deals with tax or revenue distributions. The bill originally would have upped the tax on adult-use marijuana from 10% to 15% and funneled all revenue from the adult-use tax to the state general fund.
Gov. Mike DeWine and state lawmakers want to change Ohio's recreational marijuana program. Cities may pay the price.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is hesitant to further reduce income taxes, prioritizing funding for essential services like ...
Gov. Mike DeWine is looking to raise the tax. Not every town welcomes the sales, as more than 50 municipalities have banned ...
Lawmakers are considering adopting several changes to recreational marijuana laws that Ohio voters approved in 2023.
Marijuana in Ohio costs more than double that of Michigan, yet state lawmakers want to make it even more expensive and less potent.
Hamilton County opposes Senate Bill 56 diverting marijuana tax revenue. The bill increases tax from 10% to 15% statewide.
The Shapiro administration believes recreational marijuana would bring in more than half a billion dollars to Pennsylvania’s coffers in its first year, a number conceived after talking to officials in ...
Nearly 56 percent of Floridians said yes to legalizing recreational marijuana in the last election. While it wasn’t enough to pass, it was apparently enough to send a message to Florida Republican ...
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