marijuana

The people of eastern Oregon would miss the marijuana haze.

By now you realize my headline mimics political commercials.

There are some laws in Idaho that while they may make sense, it doesn't mean they don't need to be changed or dropped altogether.

Did recreational cannabis puff puff pass?

If you bring along a bag, you could find yourself in jail.

Marijuana is an illegal substance in Idaho. There have been attempts to have it legalized, but Idaho stands strong in its stance against marijuana.

The old "this is your brain on drugs" commercial might be accurate when talking about methamphetamine or other synthetic drugs, but to assume a plant that has been legalized for recreational use in nearly half the country impairs a user's ability to the point of being a liability might be a primitive way of thinking.

It is no secret that Idaho has not legalized marijuana in any form.

Even though many people around the world will be celebrating 4/20 as a holiday, I’m not going to condone the use of recreational marijuana here.

So I am curious if the substance is legalized on a federal level would it change the minds of the Idahoans who are against it.

The reality is, however, that weed is still being smoked in Idaho by thousands of people every day, regardless of the law.

Idaho is one of the few states on the west coast that does not have some form of marijuana use legalized. Jackpot, Nevada is only about 45 minutes away from Twin Falls and a marijuana dispensary is opening soon there. Again, no form of cannabis is legalized in Idaho.