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Ohio first responders are looking to amend Senate Bill 56. They want to use 10-14% of of the state’s recreational marijuana tax revenue to pay for trauma treatment for first responders.

Ohio Senate Bill 56 is a proposed state bill that would overhaul certain aspects of the current cannabis industry in Ohio, although it has yet to gain approval of both the state house and senate in ...

Intoxicating hemp” is marijuana by another name, and expanding its access will only deepen the public health and moral crises we already face.