Drugs

Barton said in court Tuesday he was addicted to heroin during that period and was high at the time of the break-ins.

Stalder says he thinks Laramie has seen an increase in cases involving not only heroin, but also synthetic drugs.

There's been a lot of controversy lately about medical marijuana in Wyoming. Turns out, people aren't the only ones using cannabis to cope with pain. Treatables is a company that markets "super food wellness treats" for dogs and cats made with  "cannabidiol (CBD) and other non psychoactive cannabinoids derived from hemp grown for medicinal purposes...

Laramie County Sheriff Danny Glick is at it again. In a recent interview, Glick stated that the legalization of recreational marijuana in Colorado “has been negative." Clearly, our Sheriff either hasn't seen, or has ignored, the overwhelming body of statistical evidence on the subject...

Trinidad, Colorado, recently made national headlines with the announcement of the world's first "marijuana mall". A group of developers are planning to open a strip mall near the Colorado - New Mexico border this spring, which would house five pot dispensaries under one roof...

Coyotes tripping on hallucinogenic mushrooms is one explanation experts are giving for some strange incidents in the North Bay of Bolinas, California.. According to the Pacific Sun, a coyote has reportedly been jumping onto Highway 1 in the Bolinas area in the dead of night and staring down cars...

The Wyoming chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws is running out of time to have its Peggy A. Kelly Cannabis Act of 2016 placed on the upcoming general election ballot. The group must submit 25,673 signatures of Wyoming registered voters to the Secretary of State's office by Feb...

Wyoming lawmakers will, once again, consider a bill to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana when they convene in February. Representative Jim Byrd, D-Cheyenne, is sponsoring a bill that would make possessing less than an ounce of pot a civil penalty for first and second-time offenders...

It's been another banner year for stupid criminals here in the Cowboy State. Here's our list of Wyoming's five craziest crime stories of 2015. 1. The Cheyenne Panty Raid - On March 4, Cheyenne Police were called to the J.C. Penney store on Del Range Boulevard to investigate a bizarre shoplifting incident...

After weeks of internal turmoil, Wyoming’s chapter of the National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) elected a new board of directors in a conference call Monday night. Former Executive Director Chris Christian was elected by a margin of 4-1 as the new chapter secretary...