Medical Marijuana

Synthetic marijuana is the latest topic to face lively debate at the Arkansas State Capitol.

Following a court ruling earlier this month, Alcoholic Beverage Control Division Director Doralee Chandler on Monday revoked the license of Fort Smith-based River Valley Relief.

An Arkansas company says it has processed more than $2 billion in transactions for cannabis and that growth within the industry comes as more states have legalized marijuana use.

The latest data shows $447 million worth of marijuana has been sold since the first dispensary opened in May 2019, while. 78,545 Arkansans have active medical marijuana cards.

The proposal could be one of three on the Nov. 2022 ballot legalizing recreational use of marijuana and other cannabis products in Arkansas.

Arkansas’ medical marijuana program is the subject of a new study examining its link to overall health outcomes.Researchers with the University of…

Dspite a slow rollout of medical cannabis in Arkansas, public support for the industry is growing.A new Talk Business & Politics-Hendrix College Poll of…

Almost one year since the opening of the first dispensary in the state, Arkansans are continuing to buy medical marijuana, with some dispensaries…

The Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission is preparing to consider whether to renew licenses for the state’s dispensaries and growers. During Wednesday’s…

An Arkansas judge has blocked the state from issuing more licenses to sell medical marijuana. That's after a Pine Bluff dispensary says it was unfairly…