medical marijuana

The medicine was used in combination with other drugs to ease the horrific pain brought on by cancer.

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.

After a long battle, it appears that medical marijuana will finally get to patients.

Louisiana's Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Mike Strain talks about the news that medical marijuana could be available at licensed pharmacies within the next two weeks.

The drug is expected to hit pharmacies in June...but will that actually happen?

After months of fighting, progress is finally being made.

Just when you think things can't get any worse between LSU and Mike Strain.

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.

The first crop of medical marijuana in the state has passed inspection.

Louisiana's Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain talks about the timetable for the availability of medical marijuana in the state.

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.

We all know that medical marijuana will be available in Louisiana by the end of summer, but there were strict restrictions put in place with this bill.

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.

A Lafayette pharmacy has been approved to be a medical marijuana dispensary, but some lawmakers are condemning the selection process.

The house panel voted 8 to 4 in favor of the bill which James says will help many people here in Louisiana as well as help slow a growing opioid problem.

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.