Ohio just became the 24th state to legalize recreational marijuana. So when can Kentuckians purchase marijuana at Ohio dispensaries?

Kentuckians can now look to the new Kentucky Medical Cannabis Program website for updates about the state’s medical marijuana program.

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Governor Andy Beshear’s executive order created a pathway for Kentuckians to use medical marijuana, but it did not create a formal medical marijuana program with dispensaries. For the time being, Kentuckians are expected to purchase their medical marijuana at a licensed dispensary and transport it back to Kentucky.