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Although it is a long shot DFL Lawmakers are once again trying to push through legalizing recreational marijuana in Minnesota .

A 57 year old woman from Shawano County Wisconsin is facing multiple charges after she was caught handing out pot laced cookies to strangers.

Governor Elect Tim Walz has been very vocal during his campaign and now about legalizing marijuana in Minnesota.

A dirty license plate and an air freshener were the cause of a man getting pulled over and having his day/week/year ruined.

Who doesn't love some sweet, rich, Canadian Maple Syrup? Well, unless the cans are full of pot instead of syrup. Two people from Canada entering Pigeon River Port in the eastern most part of Minnesota, learned the hard way what will happen when you get caught.

How terrible is this? A new video going viral will have you red with anger!

The medical marijuana debate is in full swing in the state of Minnesota as legislation to legalize the drug for medical use is near passage, and could hit Governor Dayton's desk this year, but he had said some things recently that supporters of medical marijuana didn't like, and they are taking to the airwaves to let him know.

Jennifer Aniston still has sex appeal, a lot of sex appeal, as you'll see in this new trailer for the upcoming movie 'We're The Millers'. In the movie Aniston portrays a cheap stripper recruited by the marijuana dealing Jason Sudeikis to be his wife in an imaginary family that he created to help him smuggle pot across the Mexican border.

At this point, she’s just bein’ Miley. Miley Cyrus was photographed leaving a medical marijuana dispensary in Sherman Oaks, Calif. this week.

First it was salvia. Now it’s sarcasm. That’s how Miley Cyrus and her team are addressing what could become a PR crisis for the singer. Cyrus’ rep chalked the teen queen’s latest dalliance with marijuana up as “sarcasm.”

According to a new Gallup poll, 50 percent of American adults favor legalizing marijuana, the highest percentage in Gallup’s 42-year history of asking that question. Forty-six percent of Americans believe marijuana should remain illegal.

Getting caught green-handed with marijuana is never a good thing, but when it's your fourth arrest on the same charge, it's a very, very bad thing. Cornell Hood II learned that truth the hard way after a jury in Louisiana sentenced the repeat offender to life in prison.