Oklahoma Wants to Kill Medical Marijuana, Alaska Rewrites Taxes, Wisconsin Sounds Hemp Alarm (Week 2026-10) – Audio Only

7 Mar, 2026   This week in U.S. cannabis news, Alaska lawmakers debate major marijuana tax reform, Michigan sends millions in cannabis tax revenue to local governments as sales soften, and Oklahoma’s governor renews his push against the state’s voter-approved medical marijuana program. We also cover Georgia’s bill to stop police from using cannabis odor alone for searches, Virginia’s effort to revisit old marijuana convictions, and new medical cannabis policy moves in Maryland, Oregon, and West Virginia. Plus, Wisconsin and Congress clash over looming federal hemp restrictions that could reshape the cannabinoid market nationwide.   NOTE: To make this episode's narration more dynamic, it was generated by a text-to-voice AI.   “If you found this episode helpful, make sure to follow or subscribe on your favorite platform — whether you're listening on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or anywhere else. Leave a rating or comment to support the show, and share this episode with anyone interested in cannabis in the U.S.” TAGs: cannabis news, marijuana news, weed news, cannabis podcast, marijuana podcast, cannabis legalization, marijuana legalization, medical marijuana, medical cannabis, hemp news, farm bill hemp, hemp derived THC, Alaska cannabis tax, Michigan marijuana tax revenue, Michigan cannabis sales, Oklahoma medical marijuana, Georgia cannabis law, marijuana probable cause, Maryland medical cannabis, Oregon medical marijuana, Virginia marijuana resentencing, West Virginia cannabis edibles, Wisconsin hemp law, federal hemp crackdown, cannabis industry news, cannabis business news, marijuana policy, cannabis regulation, THC products, weed industry, cannabis laws by state, US cannabis news, marijuana market update, cannabis tax reform, adult use cannabis, cannabis politics, marijuana reform, weed tax revenue, hemp industry news