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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSAZ) – A judge in Franklin County, Ohio, put a temporary pause on Gov. Mike DeWine’s ban on intoxicating hemp products. The 90-day ban was set to take effect on Tuesday, but the judge ...

Ohio stores and breweries can resume selling THC drinks and gummies − at least for now. Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Carl Aveni decided Oct. 14 to temporarily pause Gov. Mike DeWine's ...

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 ...

Update: In the afternoon of Oct. 14, a Franklin County judge temporarily blocked Gov. Mike DeWine's ban on intoxicating hemp, allowing the sale of products for now. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's 90-day ban ...

Intoxicating hemp products—edibles, gummies or candy with low-level THC—will be illegal to sell until January 12, when lawmakers must figure out how to finally regulate them. Credit: Ohio.gov Gov.

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OHIO. (WSAZ) - Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed an executive order today, declaring a consumer product emergency for products that contain intoxicating hemp. Under this order, all Ohio retailers ...

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 ...

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.