medical marijuana

It's estimated that between 5,000 and 10,000 Louisiana residents have visited a medical marijuana pharmacy in the first week of legalized sales.

Medical marijuana is now being legally sold in Lafayette as pharmacies receive their first shipments of the drug.

Four former NFL players, including two former Saints players are among the over 100 investors in the company that was hired to grow medical marijuana for LSU.

A new study suggests a common moss-like plant could have similar benefits of medical marijuana without the buzz.

Total Health Clinic, Lafayette's 1st medical marijuana facility, is inviting the public to their grand opening celebration October 1st.

A contract dispute between a Lafayette company and Southern University over marijuana production could be going to court.

The owners of The Apothecary Shoppe have a long history of serving Acadiana's prescription needs.

Medical marijuana is slowly making its way to Louisiana physicians. The process still has the first prescriptions more than a year away from being filled.

As one industry grows another one stands to lose quite a bit of money. It's the battle between the buds and the suds and billions of dollars are on the line.

The first crop is expected to be ready by the end of 2017.

There appears to be growing support for legalized marijuana across the United States. That support is not growing as fast in Louisiana.

LSU and Southern University both want to begin growing marijuana for medical use.

A bill would expand the uses of medical marijuana in the state of Louisiana is now on the Governor's desk awaiting his signature.

A new survey suggests that almost 3/4's of Louisiana citizens support the idea and use of medical marijuana.

A bill that failed last week has passed this week. The uses for medical marijuana have now been expanded according legislation passed by the Louisiana Senate.

The issue of medical marijuana will be back before the regular session of the Louisiana Legislature. Supporters believe they have controls in production and distribution in place so that prescriptions can begin soon.

Dr. Mike Strain's Department of Agriculture is in charge of producing the pot that will become medical marijuana in our state. Their first question is how much should we grow?

Supporters of marijuana reforms say this year's legislative session made significant progress in a lot of different areas.

Legalization of medical marijuana heads to the House floor for debate.

Acadiana Senator Fred Mills' medical marijuana bills clears another hurdle in the Louisiana Senate.