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Across January, February and March, a group of motivated volunteers will again be looking for remaining populations of hemlock trees guarding the slopes of the many ravines, gullies and gorges

The U.S. government’s criminal and civil actions against Samuel Bankman-Fried (“SBF”) reveal a novel coordination and collaboration among three government agencies and use of various...

ONTARIO — It’s too late this year to spray a state-approved insecticide for landowners dealing with outbreaks of grasshoppers and Mormon crickets. However, if state officials don’t help with getting

“There are tens of thousands of people in prison in America for cannabis right now.”

One might think that the recent uptick in the legalization of recreational marijuana usage would correlate with a decline in the arrests and seizures related to the leafy-green....

Midland County Board of Commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 17 in the...

The Michigan DNR says gypsy moth activity is expected across Lower Michigan this year after heavy defoliation last year by caterpillars.

In this week’s edition: US attorney general reaffirms that state-legal cannabis use is not a federal enforcement priority State legislatures in Alabama, Kansas and Louisiana make progress on medical cannabis legislation Tilray and Aphria complete merger deal, creating largest cannabis company in the world by revenue And more… Federal Attorney General Confirms Cannabis Use Is Not a Justice Department Enforcement Priority - Attorney General Merrick Garland confirmed in a recent House subcommi...

Get our free mobile app “Did you notice an increased presence of law enforcement around town last week?” a post on the Casper Police Department’s Facebook page asked. The post then went on to explain that, throughout March 29 and March 30, the Casper Police Department partnered with the Wyoming Highway Patrol, the Natrona County Sheriff’s Office, the Mills Police Department, the Evansville Police Department, the Glenrock Police Department, and the Casper-Natrona County Public Safety Com...

Wyoming anti-pot effort results in 389 stops, 1 pound seized Associated Press Share This EastIdahoNews.com file photo CASPER, Wyoming (AP) — Police in a Wyoming city made almost 400 traffic stops over 14 hours in a federally funded effort to crack down on marijuana. The operation March 29-30 in Casper deployed 30 officers each day to the city’s main roads and entry points, resulting in 389 stops for suspected traffic violations. “Essentially any car that they saw that had a traffic infra...