While it's been legal in Kentucky for five weeks, there's not a single medical marijuana dispensary open in the entire state.

The lawsuit states that prohibiting firefighters from using medical marijuana violates the union's collective bargaining agreement.

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Louisville Sen. David Yates, who sponsored SB 36, said with proper oversight, accountability and taxation, recreational ...

A physician and educator are the first two recipients of cards allowing patients to legally obtain medical cannabis in ...

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Gov. Beshear said suffering Kentuckians -- like veterans with PTSD -- should not lose their second amendment rights for using ...

Two similar bills would allow a ballot measure on whether Kentuckians should be able to grow small amounts of marijuana. Read ...

The following day, in an email obtained by WLKY from Louisville Fire Department Chief Brian O'Neill, he says the department will continue to prohibit the use of marijuana by employees. Louisville ...

The union representing the Louisville Fire Department has filed a lawsuit against Metro Government arguing firefighters should be allowed to use medical marijuana in accordance with a new state law.