Nebraska is one step closer to bringing medical marijuana access to patients across the state. Lawmakers recently gathered at the Capitol to discuss how the new medical marijuana program will be rolled out, covering everything from patient access to dispensary  licenses. While it’s still early in the process, the recent legislative hearing marks real progress in turning Nebraska’s voter-approved medical marijuana law into reality. Here’s what was discussed, what it means for

After Nebraska voters overwhelmingly approved medical marijuana in 2024, many believed that real access to marijuana treatment for qualified patients  was finally on the horizon. But almost a year later, frustration is growing. Patients, advocates, and even some lawmakers argue that the state’s proposed rules for the program are overly restrictive and contradict what voters intended. This blog explains what’s happening, why people are upset, and what it means for Nebraskans w

Nebraska has officially taken its first major step toward launching the state’s medical marijuana program. The Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission (NMCC)  has announced the awardees for the state’s first cultivation licenses, nearly a week after the legal deadline they were supposed to meet. While the process has faced several challenges and delays, this marks an important milestone for the state and for future patients waiting for access to medical marijuana. The Licensing

President Donald Trump’s term has reignited talk about changing federal marijuana laws. Many people in Nebraska and across the country...