Marijuana

Police in northwestern Montana say a man fired 80 to 100 rounds from his home in Somers on Saturday with a variety of weapons before an armored vehicle took officers close enough to fire tear gas into the house and end the standoff.

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An interview with Doc Moore on House Bill 186, which would limit the amount of THC that can be in a persons bloodstream while driving a vehicle.

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Initiative 124 - To repeal Senate Bill 423, which put new restrictions on the medical marijuana industry.

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Medical marijuana advocate Tom Daubert received a five year probationary sentence and no time in prison on Thursday September 6, 2012.

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LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP) — The Park County attorney has filed a rare charge against a couple accused of selling marijuana because he says their 11-year-old son was involved in the operation.

Brett Linneweber has charged 44-year-old James Heilman and 36-year-old Holly Schmitz with criminal production of marijuana and criminal possession of mushrooms

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BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — A Montana Highway Patrol trooper who stopped a van for speeding through a construction zone near Bozeman ended up finding 253 pounds of marijuana packed in six duffel bags.

Two California women — Xiao Meng Ma and Lan Luo — face federal charges of possession with intent to distribute more than 100 kilograms of marijuana

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The South American country of Uruguay wants to put drug dealers out of business, and it’s considering a rather novel way of doing it: the government itself would sell marijuana to registered citizens, making it the first country in the world to do so.

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A new survey suggests that more teenagers today are smoking pot rather than cigarettes.

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HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Montana Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether people have a constitutional right to sell medical marijuana even though it is illegal under federal law.

State attorneys asked the justices Wednesday to rule a district judge mistakenly blocked part of a 2011 law that bans commercial sales of medical marijuana

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HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Montana Attorney General's office will make its case Wednesday to the state Supreme Court that the commercial sale of medical marijuana should be halted.

Assistant Attorney General Jim Molloy will argue that a district judge improperly blocked that portion of the new medical marijuana law passed by the 2011 Legislature

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