A little more than a year after Ohio voters overwhelmingly approved recreational marijuana in Ohio, state lawmakers want to limit it and criminalize some aspects. The bill would ban public smoking, driving while the driver or any passenger in the vehicle is using marijuana and reduce the number of home-grown plants allowed by

Gov. Mike DeWine is looking to raise the tax. Not every town welcomes the sales, as more than 50 municipalities have banned them.

Marijuana growers say proposed legislative changes to Ohio’s recreational marijuana law would cost them millions, shut down businesses and spark lawsuits. “Senate Bill 56 would cost us millions and jeopardize all that my family and I have built,

So we need experts to determine at what level you really become a danger on the roads.” Research compiled by Healthline shows that cannabis can be detected: • In blood for up to 12 hours unless you are a “chronic heavy user,