70 New Marijuana Dispensaries Liscenced for Ohio -
70 New Marijuana Dispensaries Liscenced for Ohio

Source: Olena Ruban / Getty
According to NBC4i, an array of new medical marijuana dispensaries could open their doors in Ohio — including nine in Columbus.
The Ohio Board of Pharmacy issued 70 provisional licenses to hopeful medical marijuana dispensaries on May 16 in order to accommodate a growing number of patients and demand for the drug, according to the board’s policy and public affairs liaison Kylynne Johnson.
RELATED STORY: How to Get a Marijuana Card in Ohio
“There’s been long lines, difficulty to get the products in, sometimes a long distance between their homes and a product,” Sen. Steve Huffman (R-Tipp City) said. “So yes, I really do think there’s a need.”
About 142,000 Ohioans have an active medical marijuana registration – an increase of nearly 4,000 in registrations since March – with 56 dispensaries operating throughout the state, according to monthly reports from the Board of Pharmacy.
For the full NBC4 story click here
Get Breaking News & Exclusive Contest in Your Inbox:
The Latest:
- Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restore SNAP Benefits by Friday
- 2026 Grammy Nominations Announced: Doechii, SZA & Summer Walker Lead The Pack
- “Baldy” The Film Is A Hilarious & Relatable Journey To Self-Acceptance
- SZA Opens Up About Her New Album and a Record-Breaking Year
- Aht Aht! Teyana Taylor Isn’t Claiming Aaron Pierre As Her Mufasa Morsel ‘Boyfriend’ Just Yet
- I Don’t Know Her: SZA Insists She Has No Connection To Nicki Minaj Following Online Feud, Reveals Why She Stayed Out Of Kendrick VS. Drake Beef
- FAA To Cut Air Traffic At 40 Airports If Government Shutdown Continues
- Nope, Not ‘Billie Jean In His Prime’: Jay-Z Paternity Case Finally Dismissed After 10-Year Battle
- #LAMH Returns Next Week With Marsau & Martell’s Truce, Trish’s Therapy & Destiny’s Potential New Boo [Exclusive Clip]
- Border Patrol Cop Who Shot Chicago Activist Bragged About Marksmanship, Judge Grills Him Over ‘Discrepancies’ In Case