The Spice Queen: How K2 Nearly Killed The Gas Pipe
Amy Herrig is a typical Highland Park mom. Except her family business is the Gas Pipe and she's headed to prison for a $40 million mistake.
Stay updated with breaking news from Amy Herrig. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Amy Herrig is a typical Highland Park mom. Except her family business is the Gas Pipe and she's headed to prison for a $40 million mistake.
Amy Herrig runs an organization helping homeless people. Renae Perry works for Senior Source. Both are working hard to help people in need prepare for the storm.
As temperatures drop, North Texas organizations urge public to remember homeless people, older adults Amy Herrig runs an organization helping homeless people. Renae Perry works for Senior Source. Both are working hard to help people in need prepare for the storm. Author: Alex Rozier (WFAA) Updated: 10:17 PM CST February 13, 2021 DALLAS — As the temperatures drop, several organizations across North Texas are working hard to ensure the most vulnerable populations are cared for during a dangerous time. “It’s heartbreaking to even think about it,” said Amy ...
Synthetic marijuana prosecutions get mixed results due to legal complications Spice can be fatal to users, but manufacturers often stay one step ahead of the law by constantly changing the chemicals’ molecular makeup. As a result, charges have been dropped against some dealers while juries have acquitted others. Synthetic marijuana products like spice and K2 have resulted in mass overdoses across the U.S. But prosecuting manufacturers and distributors has proven more difficult than for cases involving traditional illegal drugs like heroin and cocaine.(DEA) Over about four years, federal ag...