marijuana

It is ironic that in Utah there is more support for recreational marijuana use while in states that were the first to make things legal are starting to change their minds.

As conversations about marijuana spark concern, a local program is stepping in to guide parents on how to talk to their kids about these risks.

But I Bought It Legally Living in Utah, a state that borders Nevada and Colorado, there is often confusion about Marijuana laws. This confusion can lead to a lot of trouble for people who don’t understand the law in Utah.  Jaren Sandberg from We Win Injury Law said, “Even if it was purchased legally in Mesquite, it’s still illegal in Utah.”  This can be a real pr...

Explore the evolving landscape of cannabis laws in Utah, from medical marijuana prescriptions to the establishment of dispensaries.

(St. George, UT) -- Over 100 pounds of marijuana is seized from a Wisconsin motorist, after she was stopped on I-15 at Milemarker 13 last week. Washington County authorities say they stopped by a black car with Florida plates trailing another vehicle on the freeway's northbound side...

A recreational marijuana dispensary on the Utah-Nevada border is finally opening its doors to the public. Deep Roots Harvest dispensary will open in West Wendover today after getting final approval from the Nevada Department of Taxation. The dispensary is about 90 minutes west of Salt Lake City on Interstate 80...

Two men from out-of-state have been charged after UHP caught them transporting about 150 pounds of marijuana through Summit County. According to court records, 43-year-old Robert Clark and 33-year-old Edward Green were carrying the pot in a pickup truck on I-80 last month when a trooper pulled them over for a traffic violation...

A woman who went to the Santa Clara/Ivins Police Department to discuss a previous incident showed up with heroin in her pocket, according to arresting records. Documents state Kassandra Dittmer, 29, went to the department to speak with officers, not aware that a search warrant for her and her residence had already been approved...

ST. GEORGE - An attorney representing groups upset over changes to a voter-approved medical cannabis initiative says Utah has created a full-service drug cartel. Lawyer Rocky Anderson made the accusation in a letter yesterday to city and county governments asking them to join a lawsuit seeking to overturn the Proposition Two replacement bill. ...