States typically require a medical marijuana card to get access to medicinal cannabis products. This may be true even in states that already allow recreational use (more on this below).

A proposed Florida bill would waive state fees for medical marijuana cards for honorably discharged veterans. Veterans would still need to pay for a doctor's visit to qualify for medical marijuana.

Caskey Hill is a Navy veteran who’s had his medical marijuana card for a while. “It helps me a lot to get throughout the day with a lot of the pain that I have, the different ailments you know?” ...

Veterans seeking a Massachusetts medical marijuana card now have to ... He sought the help of a non-VA physician, applied for a medical card and was ready when the first dispensary opened in ...

Ex-Firefighter Brandon Beltaine claims Norfolk changed its policy after he told them about using cannabis for medical issues.

Alex Griffith, a 30-year-old retired military veteran who lives in Delhi ... is just the first step toward obtaining a medical marijuana patient ID card, which is necessary to buy marijuana ...

HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) — Hampton Roads’ fourth medical marijuana dispensary is now open ... could buy from these dispensaries are medical card owners. The path toward recreational sales is ...

Thank you for your service. Veterans could get free medical marijuana cards from the state of Florida if a proposed bill gets through the legislature, Florida Politics reported Thursday.