Breaking Medical Cannabis News

In a major legal development with national implications, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that medical marijuana patients in Florida may not be lawfully stripped of their Second Amendment rights—even though cannabis remains federally illegal.

In a major regulatory mess-up, New York state revealed it had mismeasured buffer zones around schools — allowing dozens of cannabis dispensaries to operate too close to educational campuses.

Florida has one of the largest and fastest-growing medical marijuana programs in the country. Here’s a snapshot:

If you rely on Delta‑8 THC for relief, you might be running out of time. A federal crackdown is gaining speed, and more states are banning hemp-derived THC every month. Here’s what’s happening—and how a medical marijuana card can help protect your access.

Feds hit snooze on banning medical weed—again. What Florida MMJ patients need to know to stay protected (and why your card is still your shi

If you thought federal threats against state medical marijuana programs were a thing of the past, think again. According to recent reports and expert opinion, the Trump administration may be positioning itself to challenge states’ authority over cannabis access—and it could directly impact medical marijuana patients across the country.

As fireworks light up the Florida skies this 4th of July, we’re reminded of the core American values we celebrate: freedom, independence, and the right to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. For more than 800,000 Floridians, that pursuit includes access to medical cannabis—and the freedom to choose plant-based care that helps them live better.

The U.S. House of Representatives recently approved an amendment—by a strong bipartisan margin—that would allow VA doctors to recommend medical marijuana to eligible veterans in states where it’s legal.

Florida’s medical cannabis program was created to offer a safe, regulated alternative to black-market options. Removing access based on minor offenses undermines this goal. OMNI is committed to:

You may have seen THCa flower marketed online as “100% federally legal hemp.” Many patients assume that means it’s safe and law-abiding—but that’s only half the story. Once smoked or vaped, THCa converts into Delta‑9 THC, the psychoactive compound still regulated under federal and many state laws.

In a major policy development, President Donald Trump’s 2026 federal budget proposal includes language that would eliminate a key safeguard protecting state-level medical marijuana programs from federal interference. This marks a significant shift in tone at the federal level—and it’s a wake-up call for medical cannabis patients everywhere.

Texas is pushing a ban on Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC, and the fallout could reach patients in Florida, Missouri, and beyond. Learn how this leg

In a surprising turn of events, Tampa police recently raided Smokey Jones Smoke Shop, Florida’s first licensed hemp retail company, seizing over $200,000 worth of products. The store’s owner asserts that all items were compliant with federal and state laws.

Florida just made it tougher for everyday people to have a say in state laws—and if you’re a medical cannabis patient, this one hits close to home.

In a move sending shockwaves through the cannabis and patient advocacy world, a Trump-aligned U.S. Attorney is targeting a state-licensed...

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The U.S. cannabis industry is feeling the ripple effects of newly reimposed tariffs on goods from China—and medical marijuana patients may start noticing changes in pricing, availability, and the overall patient experience.

In a move that could bring big savings and greater access to medical cannabis, Florida lawmakers are moving forward with House Bill 555 (HB

April brings big headlines, major events, and patient updates across multiple states. Whether you’re planning a festival visit, looking to r

In a headline that’s making waves across the cannabis community, a recent White House statement has placed blame on marijuana...