The West Virginia Treasurer’s Office says it will not spend funds derived from the state’s medical cannabis industry until changes in federal law, Mountain State Spotlight reports. Since the first dispensary opened in the state in 2021, West Virginia has collected about $34 million in taxes, licensing fees, and interest, but the money is being held at a credit union under the control of the Treasurer’s Office. […]
Medical cannabis was legalized in West Virginia in 2017 for patients with specific medical conditions. However, it took the state two years to enact infrastructure for a medical program. This section includes news and stories regarding West Virginia cannabis:
