Marijuana Now Available For Minnesota's PTSD Sufferers
State data shows just 105 patients with PTSD had started or completed the registration process.
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State data shows just 105 patients with PTSD had started or completed the registration process.
Workers sifting through some donations at a Maplewood used clothing store got quite a surprise.
Minnesotans hoping to legalize recreational marijuana use got a bit of a boost Thursday.
Police in Wyoming, Minnesota are once again having fun with tweets on 4/20 – the well-known nationwide "holiday" for marijuana users.
A man walking on Daytona Beach spotted the object, which was shaped like a giant cigar.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office says its officers stopped a Canadian woman in Warroad, Minnesota, who was attempting to enter the United States while carrying marijuana inside her body.
A 29-year-old man was arrested last Friday after authorities seized large amounts of methamphetamine and marijuana during a drug bust in Big Lake.
Two Minnesota state lawmakers are introducing legislation to legalize the recreational use of marijuana.
A Brooklyn Center man received a six year prison sentence for smuggling marijuana from California in a produce shipment.
On Tuesday morning, some chronic pain patients spoke at a news conference about how medical marijuana has changed their lives.
From California, with its counterculture heritage, to the fishing ports and mill towns of Maine, millions of Americans in nine states have a chance to vote Nov. 8 on expanding legal access to marijuana. Collectively, the ballot measures amount to the closest the U.S. has come to a national referendum on the drug.
A resident of a southern central Minnesota city got an unexpected delivery in the mail Monday.
Authorities have dropped marijuana possession charges against a classical cellist from Minnesota who was stopped with more than 100 pounds of marijuana in his car in south-central Oregon earlier this year.
Transportation officials say marijuana likely played a role in a plane crash two years ago that killed two brothers.
A Nebraska judge has dismissed a charge against a Minnesota man who admitted his intention to buy marijuana in Colorado.
Authorities in central Minnesota say they found more than 200 marijuana plants late last month when busting two growing operations.
The Minneapolis city council will decide this week whether possessing small amounts of marijuana will be considered a crime. Under the current city ordinance, someone caught with amount of marijuana less than 42.5 grams could be convicted of a misdemeanor.
The arrest of an accomplished Twin Cities cellist, who was found with $226,000 worth of marijuana inside the trunk of his car in Oregon, has prompted reaction from his former union.
Some Republican House lawmakers are supporting legislation that would create a system for manufacturing, distributing and possessing some forms of medical marijuana in Iowa, though it's unclear what type of support the bill will get from party leaders.
A push is underway to downgrade minor possession of marijuana from a misdemeanor to a petty misdemeanor in the city of Minneapolis. If you are caught with pot in Minneapolis right now, you could face a $200 fine, jail time and a criminal record.
A Minneapolis teen pleaded guilty Tuesday to the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old man, according to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office. Eugene Watkins, also 19, made the plea right before his case was set to go to trial.
Emergency workers were caught off guard to find 10 pounds of marijuana and a human skull at the Meeker County home of a man who had just died of natural causes. The sheriff's office says 911 received a report of an unresponsive man Tuesday morning on the 66500 block of 340th Street in Forest City Township.
A man has been charged with murder after a deadly home invasion in Maplewood n early November. Thirty-year-old Brandon Lamar Cooper is charged with two counts of second-degree murder for breaking into a home and then killing a man who lived there.
By August 2016, people with intractable pain will be considered for Minnesota's medical marijuana program. But, what is intractable pain? Good Question.
The Minnesota Department of Health announced its plans Wednesday to expand the state's medical marijuana program. MDH had a Jan. 1 deadline to decide if severe, chronic pain should join the list of qualifying conditions.
