Ohio's legal weed sales surpass $702 million in the first year, with 109,706 pounds sold, according to the Ohio Department of ...

Recreational marijuana sales were made legal a year ago this week and since then, Ohio has collected nearly $1 billion in ...

Recreational, or adult-use, cannabis sales in Ohio surpassed $702 million in their first year, according to the Ohio Division ...

Sales recently topped $700 million, but local retailers say they're expecting an even bigger uptick when state regulators ...

Ohio's recreational marijuana sales hit $702 million, but some central Ohio cities have yet to see promised tax revenue.

It's been one year since the sale of recreational marijuana began in Ohio. Since Aug. 2024, roughly $13 million has been ...

Ohio dispensaries have sold nearly $200 million in recreational marijuana since the program launched in August, according to new state data. Product sales hit $191 million by the end of November ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Recreational marijuana sales have generated $55 million in taxes since sales began a year ago, but the Ohio ...

Ohio’s existing medical marijuana program, which allows people with at least one of 26 qualifying conditions to obtain it from dispensaries and use it, would remain in place even if Issue 2 passes.

Brian Wingfield, owner of Ohio Cannabis Company, generally recommends that newcomers go "low and slow." Wingfield said vaping is an effective way to test the body's response to marijuana.

Voters in Ohio will decide next week whether to legalize recreational marijuana, but people on both sides of the issue say more hangs in the balance than simply decriminalizing the drug.

With the ballot measure, Ohio joins several states that have taken on the issue in recent years. Twenty-three states and Washington, DC, have legalized the recreational use of marijuana.