Marijuana

Is it time to legalize weed in Wyoming? Or should we take the opposite approach?

Signatures for ballot initiatives in Wyoming for 2022 with hopes of legalizing medical marijuana while also decriminalizing cannabis possession are being collected throughout the state by activists this weekend.

Wyoming activists have crossed another bridge in their hopes of getting two marijuana bills on the ballot for 2022 as the Wyoming Secretary of State approved the first 100 signatures for each bill.

This past Saturday night (July 24th), it was a special Saturday edition of 'Fridays On the Plaza' and the rapper Baby Bash put on a free show with a crowd that was certainly ready to party given the surrounding events in the midst of Cheyenne Frontier Days. During the show, Baby Bash was outspoken about the potential legalization of marijuana in the Cowboy State.

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

A Laramie County Sheriff's K-9 proved himself to be the ultimate good boy last month when he sniffed out nearly 300 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop.

The fiscal note attached to the bill estimates taxing legal cannabis would raise about $49.5 million per year for state coffers.

A Laramie County Sheriff's K-9 proved himself to be the ultimate good boy earlier this month, making three drug busts in one week.

According to a new survey from the Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center (WYSAC) at the University of Wyoming, Wyoming residents are changing their opinions regarding marijuana. Over half (54 percent) of Wyoming residents now say they support allowing adults in Wyoming to legally possess marijuana for personal use...

A 36-year-old La Grange Park, Illinois man is facing felony drug charges following a traffic stop on Interstate 80 in Cheyenne Sunday afternoon.

The tip eventually led to a search warrant being executed.

New research from CU has found that many people are using marijuana before and after they work out.