Current regulations for medical and adult marijuana use laws have been called into question after Bill 56 was recently passed in the Senate. This bill calls for personal cutbacks and stricter penalties for recreational use outside of an individual’s residence.

Ohio Senate Republicans have passed a new bill which would revise existing legislation. However, some voters believe revisions to existing law aren't needed.

The Ohio Senate passed a bill that would change Ohio’s recreational marijuana law. Senate Bill 56 is modifying where adults can smoke or vape marijuana, as well as grow and advertise it. RELATED>>Ohio Senate passes bill that would make major changes to adult-use marijuana law

Kentucky's medical marijuana program is currently live, but patients won't find any product for sale in the Commonwealth just yet.

Members of Warren City Council are being asked to approve a resolution opposing state legislation to change Ohio’s recently enacted recreational marijuana law. Councilman at Large Michael O’Brien and Third Ward Councilman Greg Greathouse are sponsoring the legislation calling on Ohio lawmakers to reject Senate Bill 56.