Virginia’s legal recreational marijuana market is one year away, but for businesses already selling cannabis products, the transition is happening now.

The legislation that ended the longest government shutdown in U.S. history could upend a multi-billion-dollar industry due to a provision banning the vast majority of hemp products.

The program launches with two majors and a minor in fall 2024

A new study shows some of the flaws when it comes to Virginia’s medical cannabis market.

Virginia State Police served 24 search warrants across nine Southwest Virginia counties in a multi-agency effort.

England has advanced to its first Women's World Cup final with a 3-1 victory over co-host Australia and will next play Spain for the title.

It's been one month since Virginia’s new hemp law went into effect. The law requires hemp products cannot exceed 0.3% THC and if it does it must have a 25:1 CBD to THC ratio.

Retailers and manufacturers will be able to exceed a two milligram THC cap as long as there is a 25:1 CBD to THC ratio.

The bill would regulate the amount of THC Virginia hemp retailers could have in their products – HB 2294, which was passed in this year’s legislative session.

The bill would ban businesses from selling any products with more than 2 milligrams of THC.

SOUTH BOSTON, Va. – We’re learning more about the potential economic impact the state’s first large-scale hemp processing plant could have on southwest Virginia. Blue Ribbon Extraction’s facility in South Boston could process more than $100 million worth of hemp and create dozens of jobs. As 10 News reported, the company announced plans Thursday to initially buy $70 million worth of hemp and create 22 jobs over the next three years. So you do the multiplier fact with that, it’s a significant number of jobs,” Blue Ridge Extraction Co-Chairman Sterling Edmunds said. The facility will be located in the old Blue Ridge Beverage building in the Houghton Industrial Park.