COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio House overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan bill reforming both the marijuana and hemp industries.

When voters chose to legalize recreational cannabis in 2023, they knew what they wanted — that's what marijuana industry spokesperson Adrienne Robbins said.

"We want to see that stay put," Robbins, with Ohio Cannabis Coalition, said.

That is why she is supporting amended Senate Bill 56 — the House’s latest effort to pass changes to THC policy.

"You have both parties, all factions of this issue coming together to get this bill done," House Finance Chair Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) said. "And I think it's a big success."

Since the start of the year, Stewart and other marijuana supporters have been trying to compromise with the Senate on separate cannabis bills. The Se

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