Marijuana

A little over 370,000 Louisiana residents say they've used cannabis in the past month.

As marijuana laws around the nation become more lenient more and more people are wondering why April 20th has become synonymous with getting high.

Louisiana Legislators are moving forward on smokable medical marijuana legislation in the first weeks of the new session.

The lawmaker is framing the bill as a way to raise revenue and as a way to ease the burden on the state's criminal justice system.

The measure's supporters say decriminalizing marijuana would lead to fewer arrests and could actually save the state money.

Could decriminalization and eventual legalization of marijuana go before the legislature in this session? The support appears to be there.

The Shreveport City Council has approved a change to the penalties for possession of small amounts of marijuana.

The city of Shreveport is weighing whether to get rid of jail time for some small marijuana-related offenses.

A recent comment about the dangers of marijuana use in children by the Governor of Nebraska, Pete Ricketts, has received quite a bit of criticism online. Governor Ricketts said, "If you legalize marijuana, you're gonna kill your kids" in a press conference.

The Shreveport City Council is set to consider a change to marijuana laws in the city. The change would "implement a fine of $50.00 and/or community service in lieu of imprisonment for simple possession of marijuana, tetrahydrocannabinol, or chemical derivatives thereof."

The Lafayette-based delivery company is teaming up with Flow Payments to sell and deliver legal marijuana.

A Louisiana man has been released from Angola State Prison after serving 12 years of what would have been a life sentence for selling marijuana.

Conservative states are legalizing marijuana left and right. Could Louisiana be next?

If you plan on letting your children go trick-or-treating, check their bags before they eat the treats.

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

Apparently, good ole Willie wasn't telling the story completely right...

If passed, this could completely change the way marijuana is perceived

Sure, it might take a whole tanker of CBD oil to treat two particularly difficult elephants at the zoo - but officials are willing to take a shot.

Beginning Saturday, access to medical marijuana will be greatly expanded in our state.

Over 150 pounds of marijuana was discovered at a border crossing checkpoint earlier this month.