Lawmakers agree Ohio needs regulations yo prevent kids from buying intoxicating hemp products, but there was no movement last ...

An Ohio lawmaker is moving forward with plans to block Governor Mike DeWine’s emergency order banning intoxicating hemp ...

Mike DeWine holds up intoxicating hemp product Nerdy Bears ... “I don’t want the product sold to children,” DeWine said. “I ...

A Franklin County judge’s decision to put the interests of hemp companies over the safety of children had Today in Ohio ...

To his credit, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has earned a stellar reputation for prioritizing children’s health and well-being during his ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine banned the sale of intoxicating hemp products, such as THC-infused gummies and beverages sold in gas stations, tap rooms and retail shops, for 90 days. Intoxicating hemp products ...

Effective Tuesday, October 14, the Ohio Department of Agriculture will be given the authority to exclude intoxicating hemp from the definition of legal hemp in Ohio.

Governor Mike DeWine’s temporary ban on intoxicating hemp, low-level THC products started today, but it was stopped 15 hours ...

Gov. Mike DeWine’s ban on the sale of intoxicating hemp items ended before it could even take effect. DeWine, a Republican who has long opposed the sale of the products, announced Oct. 8 that he was ...

As of Tuesday, Oct. 14, all hemp-based THC goods sold in liquor stores, gas stations, and anywhere else will have to be yanked off all retail shelves in Ohio, following the signing of an executive ...

Businesses like Aardvark Beer & Wine in Linworth are trying to sell their inventory before the ban takes effect on Tuesday.

Ohio retailers and breweries can resume selling hemp-derived THC drinks and gummies while a lawsuit plays out.