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Legislation in Oklahoma Would Give Counties Authority Over Cannabis Cultivation Licenses

State Rep. Todd Russ has introduced a bill that would require growers to apply for licenses through the county they operate in, rather than the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority.

Oklahoma Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Pause Medical Cannabis Business Licensing

Rep. Rusty Cornwell’s legislation would allow the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to implement a moratorium on licenses as the agency deems necessary.

UPDATED: Oklahoma to Switch Cannabis Licensing Software Providers

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority will begin using Thentia on Jan. 18.

Cannabis Business Times’ Top 10 Articles of 2021

A roundup of our most-read stories from the past year.

Cheeba Chews Diversifies Edible Offerings in State-Legal Markets, Thanks to Hemp

The brand formulates products with cannabinoids such as CBN, CBG and THCV that became more widely available following the 2018 Farm Bill.

Oklahoma Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization Initiative Challenged in Court

Oklahomans for Responsible Cannabis Action filed an initiative petition last month to place an adult-use legalization measure on the state’s 2022 ballot.

Tracking the Number of Registered Medical Patients by State: MAP

An overview of state medical cannabis markets by patient count, with commentary from Headset.

15 States That Could Legalize Cannabis in 2022

Connecticut, New Mexico, New York and Virginia all legalized in 2021. Who will be next?

Oklahoma Issues Patient Advisory After Medical Cannabis Tests Positive for THC-O-Acetate

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority said its lab, Metis, detected the compound in a concentrate called Platinum OG.

Oklahoma Group Files Two Initiative Petitions to Bring Cannabis Policy Reform to 2022 Ballot

One initiative petition would legalize adult-use cannabis, while the other makes changes to the state’s existing medical cannabis laws.

New Director Appointed to Lead Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority

Adria Berry, an attorney who advised Gov. Kevin Stitt on cannabis policy during her time as a counselor to the Oklahoma Secretary of State, replaces Kelly Williams.

Oklahoma’s Medical Cannabis Rush Continues

A recent Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority report shows a patient increase of nearly 50,000 in the past year.

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