Kentucky Cannabis News
Why Kentucky’s Most Established Cannabis Conference Matters in 2026
The Kentucky Cannabis Conference has become a consistent, trusted space for patients, professionals, policymakers, and community stakeholders to come together around accurate information and responsible dialogue. Entering its third year, the 2026 conference builds on prior momentum with expanded programming, broader participation, and deeper cross-sector engagement.
First medical cannabis dispensary opens in Kentucky
The Post Dispensary, Kentucky’s first medical cannabis dispensary, opened its doors Saturday morning in Ohio County.
Lisa Myers has been braving the cold since 5 a.m., earning the spot as the first person to purchase medical cannabis from a dispensary in the Commonwealth.
Help Kentucky NORML Strengthen the Medical Cannabis Program: Take the 2025 Implementation Survey
Share your experience with Kentucky’s medical cannabis program—take KY NORML’s 2025 survey and help shape patient access and policy.
The 2026 Kentucky Cannabis Conference Returns to Louisville March 20–21
The 3rd Annual Kentucky Cannabis Conference returns to Louisville, March 13-14, 2026 at the Kentucky International Convention Center. Join professionals, patients, and policymakers for three days of education, networking, and celebration.
‘Up to us to fix it.’ New federal change could upend KY hemp businesses
The federal government might be ready to reopen its doors but the deal to do so has one Kentucky hemp business owner on edge.
“Mitch McConnell just destroyed our business,” Jim Higdon, co-founder and chief communications officer of Cornbread Hemp, told the Herald-Leader. “... The government just destroyed our business, and that shouldn’t happen.”