Leaders of two Alabama businesses that grow hemp and sell consumable products with ingredients from the plant said they will ...

Alabama businesses that sell smokables, gummies, beverages, and other products containing THC from hemp are waiting to learn ...

Alabama’s new hemp law criminalizes common sense, punishing non-intoxicating products more harshly than marijuana, and ...

Questions about the effective date of the new law regulating products with THC derived from hemp has caused concern.

The Attorney General's office confirmed Alabama's smokable hemp ban starts July 1 — possession could lead to a Class C felony charge.

City leaders in Gadsden are discussing how they plan to enforce new laws regarding the sale of hemp and THC products in Alabama.

Medical marijuana is legal in Alabama, but only for registered patients 19 and older who have qualifying conditions. Those under 19 can qualify, too, but only with a registered caregiver. The state ...

Lashawn Markeith Lamar, 34, and Shaquasia Lachelsea Owens, 29, were taken into custody Monday in Barbour County. Both ...

Medical marijuana is legal in Alabama, but only for registered patients 19 and older who have qualifying conditions. Those under 19 can qualify, too, but only with a registered caregiver.