Marijuana in Wyoming

Marijuana approval and awareness continues to increase in Wyoming, in spite of opposition to passing bills in the legislature.

Well this topic can be seen as subjective to some, and a fiery debate by others. This has really nothing to do with legalization of marijuana, but, the states that do have it legalized are obviously ranked higher(no pun intended) than other states across the US.

A Powell, Wyo. Parks and Recreation employee recently made an interesting discovery; marijuana growing in city planters across the street from the police station.

It was another action packed year for law enforcement officials and potheads in the Cowboy State.

Cops in the Cowboy State have an eclipse weekend warning for Colorado tourists: don't bring your weed to Wyoming.

Whenever a politician attempts to "educate" the public, regrardless of their party or the issue, the message will usually include some information and some misinformation. Take, for example, Governor Matt Mead, who has officially declared it "Marijuana Education Week" here in Wyoming...

The Wyoming Highway Patrol celebrated 4/20 a day early this year; announcing the recent arrest of a California man caught with 342 pounds of pot in the tiny town of Sundance. The man transporting the marijuana, Cher Yang, could face 20 years in prison if convicted...

Pot smokers in Laramie and Cheyenne are now within driving distance of several recreation marijuana dispensaries. But how has legalization in Colorado influenced the so-called "weed culture" in central and northern Wyoming? According to the website webehigh...

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...

Last week, the Executive Director of the Wyoming chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws Chris Christian announced that she will not be resigning her post in spite of recent controversy within the group. Several members of Wyoming NORML have blamed infighting for the organization's inability to collect enough signatures for a proposed statewide ballot initiative next