marijuana

One local businessman says that legislation is being drafted. But could it actually pass?

The Governor signed a bill into Louisiana law this week that will give many Louisianians the opportunity to use medical marijuana.

Due to health problems brought on by smoking, the Red-Headed Stranger will be hanging up his weed hat.

The Bayou State has found itself the proud owner of a brand-new, multi-million dollar industry. The next step is to funnel waiting and willing workers into a ton of newly-formed jobs.

The new law basically says that police officers aren't knowledgeable enough to determine if the green is pot or not.

If you were busted with under an ounce or less today in Texas, it could cost you up to $2,000 and up to 6 months in the slammer.

New numbers show marijuana is now one of the hottest things going for the older set.

Just when you think things can't get any worse between LSU and Mike Strain.

The first crop of medical marijuana in the state has passed inspection.

Qualified patients will soon be able to get their marijuana treatments in Shreveport.

Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain gave GB Sciences (one of 2 companies legally able to grow the controversial herb) the temporary green light to commence operations this morning.

The 15 pound present was seized by Narcotics agents.