More than 19,000 Kentuckians have medical marijuana cards. Now they can access licensed products in Elizabethtown.

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The new location will continue to give patients access to trained staff focused on helping individuals navigate the state’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Medical marijuana may be legal in the commonwealth, but the timeline of when cardholders or patients will be able to purchase ...

The state's Office of Medical Cannabis gave an update on the program Wednesday to the Health Services committee in Frankfort. Right now, the state said three cultivators are growing medical cannabis.

Despite its traditionally staunch stance against anything cannabis, it appears Kentucky could be on the verge of legalizing medical marijuana. According to Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan ...

This collection of stories centers on Kentucky's medical marijuana rollout, focusing on the wait both patients and businesses face as the program develops. There have been delays triggered by legal ...

Kentucky legalized medical marijuana starting in 2025, with products expected on shelves soon. Over 15,000 Kentuckians have been approved for medical marijuana cards as of late October. Chronic pain ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — Medical marijuana advocates hope 2022 is the year when Kentucky legalizes medical cannabis. They believe support is growing and momentum is on their side. On Thursday, House ...

Kentucky’s medical cannabis program official launched nearly eight months ago, but the more than 11,500 individuals approved for medical cannabis card still can’t buy products in the state. Pete ...

While medical marijuana is legal in Kentucky, the opening of dispensaries is still several months away. Cultivators and dispensaries are coordinating efforts to ensure product is available when ...