Okemah residents told researchers about marijuana growers showing up with wads of cash to buy property at inflated prices.

Oklahoma has become the leading source of black-market marijuana for a number of states along the Eastern Seaboard, Mark Woodward, a spokesman for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, told television ...

Medical marijuana is legal in Oklahoma, but recreational use is not. This means that to purchase weed in the state, Oklahomans must qualify for ...

The state has embraced medical marijuana, with some 400 dispensaries in Oklahoma City alone. But voters decided against going further. By J. David Goodman In the past few years, Oklahoma, long a ...

Oklahoma voters rejected a state question Tuesday to allow for the recreational use of marijuana, following a late blitz of opposition from faith leaders, law enforcement and prosecutors.

A Marijuana Boom Led Her to Oklahoma. Then Anti-Drug Agents Seized Her Money and Raided Her Home. A year after authorities arrested Qiu He, the Chinese immigrant has yet to be charged with a crime.

Only a handful of medical marijuana-related bills remain alive at the Oklahoma Legislature as lawmakers head into the final few weeks of this year's session. There were fewer high-impact bills ...

A proposed voter initiative to legalize recreational marijuana in Oklahoma may be blocked from the general election ballot despite receiving enough petition signatures to qualify for the November ...

Marijuana laws in Oklahoma. State Question 788: In 2018, Oklahoma voters approved State Question 788, legalizing the licensed use, sale and growth of marijuana in the state for medicinal purposes.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma voters rejected a state question Tuesday to allow for the recreational use of marijuana, following a late blitz of opposition from faith leaders, law enforcement and ...

By 2021, marijuana grows in the state outnumbered traditional wheat and cotton farms. Oklahoma ranked first in the nation in 2024 for the number of marijuana dispensaries per capita. The ...

Oklahoma crackdown seizes 40,000 marijuana plants, arrests Chinese national Qi Wei Chen for illegal production and trafficking.