What does reclassifying marijuana as Schedule III mean for West Virginia?

After the Trump administration set the motion to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III drug earlier this week, many are wondering how such a move will impact the plant's current role in West Virginia ...
The Herald-Dispatch

WV has collected $34M from its medical cannabis program; It hasn’t spent a penny

Since the state’s first dispensary opened in 2021, West Virginia’s medical cannabis program has collected roughly $34 million in taxes, licensing fees and interest. State law requires the money be ...

Verano Expands West Virginia Medical Cannabis Dispensary Footprint to Six Statewide Locations with the Opening of Zen Leaf Charleston

Zen Leaf Charleston is Verano’s sixth dispensary in West Virginia, joining additional retail locations in Buckhannon, Clarksburg, Morgantown, ...
The Register-Herald

Medical cannabis is legal in West Virginia. Here’s what patients can and can’t do with it.

West Virginia is one of 26 states where recreational marijuana use is illegal. Pushes to legalize recreational use have fallen short. At the federal level, marijuana is still considered a Schedule I ...