Ohio has implemented a 90-day ban on the sale of THC-infused gummies and beverages outside of licensed dispensaries. The temporary ban in Ohio began on October 14, following an executive order from ...

UPDATE: Sales can resume until Dec. 2, according to the judge that paused the Ohio governor's ban on THC gummies and beverages. Learn more here. Previously: Tuesday, Oct. 14, marks the first day that ...

Adults scrambling to stock up on hemp-derived THC drinks before the prohibition takes effect Adults scrambling to stock up on hemp-derived THC drinks before the prohibition takes effect Adults ...

SHARONVILLE, Ohio (WXIX) - Multiple students at Princeton Middle School were hospitalized last week after eating THC gummies on school grounds, according to Sharonville police. The students who were ...

Producers and retailers have been scrambling to move their stock before Gov. Mike DeWine's ban on THC beverages in Ohio takes effect Oct. 14. But if you're a consumer who's stocked up, you can relax.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Workers at Cornbread Hemp, a Louisville-based company, filled boxes with THC gummies and seltzers on Monday but those products could soon become illegal under a proposal in ...

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Wednesday signed an executive order banning THC-containing beverages, gummies and other "intoxicating hemp." Retailers in the Buckeye State will be required to remove all ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Gov. Mike DeWine’s move to effectively ban intoxicating hemp products in Ohio, at least temporarily, includes some THC-infused drinks. But not all of them. That’s because the governor’s ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine issued a 90-day ban on the sale of intoxicating hemp products outside of licensed dispensaries. The ban was prompted by concerns that these products, which often resemble candy, ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed several executive orders Oct. 8 to restrict sales of "intoxicating hemp," including THC-infused beverages sold in stores, restaurants, brewery taprooms and gas stations.

Beer and wine shops that also sell THC-infused beverages are trying to clear the inventory off their shelves Oct. 7, in anticipation of a ban in Ohio on the drinks starting this week. Gov. Mike DeWine ...