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Missoula looks to add restrictions on location of marijuana dispensaries
Missoula's proposed zoning code is set to include new restrictions on where marijuana dispensaries can be located, following concerns about increased youth drug use and the high density of dispensaries in the city. Because existing dispensaries…
Court ruling casts uncertainty on state's medical marijuana program
Emily Williams struggled to find medication that alleviated chemotherapy side effects like nausea and loss of appetite following her 2010 cancer diagnosis. Eventually, she tried marijuana and it provided relief. “I was just grateful,”…
Police uncover large indoor marijuana grow in quiet Pedreguer neighbourhood
Spanish National Police have dismantled an indoor marijuana plantation containing 264 plants inside a private home in Pedreguer, arresting a retired couple accused of drug trafficking and electricity fraud. The suspects, a 67-year-old man and a…
As Americans Drink Less Alcohol, Low-Dose THC Faces New Federal Limits
In recent years, low-dose THC beverages and hemp-derived wellness products have moved from the margins into the mainstream—often framed as tools for nervous system regulation, recovery and relief rather than intoxication. Federal data…
Trump's JPMorgan Chase lawsuit revives debanking concerns in US
United States President Donald Trump's $5bn lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase resurfaces his accusations of debanking – the act of removing a person or organisation's access to financial services. The complaint, filed in a Florida court on…
Getting high at concerts now an option as THC beverages soon to be sold at the United Center concerts
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Would you like a buzz with that hot dog? Concertgoers at the United Center will for the first time be able to buy legal drinks infused with THC, the part of marijuana that gets users high — despite…
Chicago's United Center will sell THC beverages at concessions in a U.S. arena first
Chicago's United Center will start selling Señorita and Rythm THC drinks at concessions in early February. The rollout, via a partnership with Green Thumb Industries, is a first for a major U.S. arena. Hemp-derived THC use has been rising…
420-Friendly Destinations in the U.S.: The 7 Best Cities for High Times
It sucks when you go on vacation and can't bring your precious vape with you. Thankfully, the US has plenty of states with legal marijuana, making for some high getaways. These are my seven favorite cities for buying and consuming cannabis. They're…
Alex Pretti's death widens a split between Trump and gun rights groups
After U.S. Border Patrol agents fatally shot Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti on Saturday, federal officials described him as a ' domestic terrorist ' and ' would-be assassin ' who ' wanted to do maximum damage and massacre law enforcement.' But…
Plastic chopping board users issued important warning by heart surgeon
Using a plastic chopping board can be harmful to your health Plastic chopping boards are common in many homes, but experts are now warning against their use. Taking to TikTok, one heart surgeon has shared that there are a number of health risks…
Deadly Houston home invasion suspect had been upset with victim for previously refusing to post bail, sources say
Two people have been charged with capital murder in the home invasion that killed a 72-year-old woman early Monday morning on Lockwood Drive in Houston. Richard Mouton, 34, and Tajuana Thomas, 38, remain in the hospital after suffering injuries…
Looming adjournment pushes limits on what passes the Wisconsin Legislature
× Freepik / Crane photo: Frank Schulenburg With legislators planning to go home in two months, a list emerges of what changes won't become law this year. One traditional rule — any bill that hasn't passed one house of the Legislature…
Canadian mom devastated as diabetic and blind son euthanized under controversial law
Margaret Marsilla thought her son's life had been spared. In 2022, Kiano Vafaeian's request to die under Canada 's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program had been denied. Marsilla says she found help for her son and believed he was healing.
'That is when everything goes bonkers': Jury deliberating case of man who posed as drug lord's son, beat up Chicago restaurateur
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... No one denies Jawad Fakroune pretended to be the son of a Colombian drug lord, or lied about connections to the Chicago mob, or that he went “bonkers” and threatened to castrate and kill a…
Corpus Christi man sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for illegal firearm possession
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A Corpus Christi man will spend the next decade in federal prison after pleading guilty to illegally possessing firearms as a convicted felon. Ramsey Guerrero, 38, was sentenced to 120 months in federal prison…
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