Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA)

An Oklahoma cannabis testing lab found mold and yeast in pre-rolls exceeding the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority’s threshold for certain types of grow batches.

Graves Farm Organics was suspended for failing to meet state testing requirements and other violations endangering public health and safety.

Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana Authority, known as OMMA, is downsizing. Hit by a dive in the number of new commercial licenses, and a budget appropriation from the legislature below what it asked for, the agency has laid off 29 staff members to try and save money.

After a mass murder at a marijuana farm, a Chinese diplomat visited an organization that has been the subject of investigations. The meetings reflect an international pattern of contacts between Chinese officials and suspected criminal networks.

The Organized Crime Task Force (OCTF) found about 72,000 pounds of black-market marijuana inside a metal barn on Nov. 9 in Wagoner County.

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority and law enforcement in Kay County worked together to respond to complaints about medical marijuana businesses in the area.

A report by Cannabis Public Policy Consulting, which was ordered by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, reveals several key findings about the state’s medical marijuana industry.

Oklahoma lawmakers are pushing through legislation aimed at Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry. These efforts come after Oklahomans voted down recreational cannabis last month.