Bill to temporarily ban THC-infused beverages worries hemp industry
Adopted and then approved 7-2 by the state Senate's Licensing and Occupations Committee, Senate Bill 202 would ban the sale of hemp-derived beverages, those that contain CBD and/or THC, until the middle of 2026 while the state finds ways to study, understand and regulate products in the same way it does with beer and liquor.
"We're not criminals, we're patients," advocate Jeff Moore said. Moore said he was critically injured after being hit by a ...
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Louisville firefighters file lawsuit against city over medical marijuana. Here's whyLouisville firefighters have filed a lawsuit against Metro Government over the use of medical marijuana. The suit, which was filed Wednesday, states that under the collective bargaining agreement ...
Since then, we’ve seen Brown-Forman announce that it’s closing its barrel-making operation in Louisville and Stitzel-Weller ...
A major drug trafficking operation that funneled meth, cocaine and fentanyl from California to Louisville through the U.S.
PD. AND LOUISVILLE FIREFIGHTERS NOW TEMPORARILY WILL BE ALLOWED TO USE MEDICAL CANNABIS WHILE OFF DUTY WITHOUT BEING DISCIPLINED. THE UNION REPRESENTING THE FIREFIGHTERS TOOK LEGAL ACTION LAST ...
They account for approximately 90% of the company’s national sales, said Jeff Stum, the co-founder of the Louisville-based company that offers three products infused with Delta-9. "What's really ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Four people were arrested last week after being accused of stealing copper wire in Louisville.
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