Medical Marijuana

Can Louisiana medical marijuana patients bring their "medicine" with them onboard an ocean going cruise that sails from and returns to Louisiana?

The legislation's author calls the procedural move to defer her recreational marijuana bill "fearmongering".

Beginning August 1, 2022, Louisiana has quite a few new marijuana laws taking effect. What are they? Let's take a look...

Expansion of Louisiana's medical marijuana program has passed the Louisiana House the legislation now moves to the Senate for further debate.

There is currently nine dispensing pharmacies.

Lawmakers will use the upcoming redistricting session to discuss changes, including the expansion, of the Louisiana medical cannabis industry.

Changes in medical marijuana laws as of January 1st mean Louisiana patients can now get their medication in a smokeable form.

The Senate passed legislation must be re-approved by the House before it heads to the Governor's desk.

The Louisiana House of Representatives has voted to move forward with a bill that would allow for the medical use of smokable marijuana.

As marijuana laws around the nation become more lenient more and more people are wondering why April 20th has become synonymous with getting high.

Louisiana Legislators are moving forward on smokable medical marijuana legislation in the first weeks of the new session.

Nearly 200 new Louisiana laws take effect Saturday. Most of the provisions were passed in the Legislature’s shortened regular session that ended in June.

The twice-the-concentration marijuana was approved through the state of Louisiana's Board of Pharmacy.

The medicine was used in combination with other drugs to ease the horrific pain brought on by cancer.

It's estimated that between 5,000 and 10,000 Louisiana residents have visited a medical marijuana pharmacy in the first week of legalized sales.

Medical marijuana is now being legally sold in Lafayette as pharmacies receive their first shipments of the drug.

Medical marijuana is expected to start reaching select dispensaries in Louisiana on Tuesday, after the state agriculture department completed final testing and cleared therapeutic cannabis for release to patients.

The House health committee approves legislation that would allow medical marijuana patients to receive the drug through an inhaler, instead of a liquid or pill.

Just when you think things can't get any worse between LSU and Mike Strain.