Now this might seem severe, but people "high" on marijuana shouldn't have access to a firearm in the first place. I agree wholeheartedly with Joan Sheehan's Nov. 12 letter to the editor.

Eight out of every 10 respondents to a recent AAA survey said they have driven while high on marijuana ... “Don't drive or operate machinery when using marijuana.” Marijuana uses by people with mental ...

Unfortunately, until someone high on marijuana harms or kills a large enough group of innocent people, marijuana remains legal. Catholic bishops are concerned about helping people from other ...

Among older adults, marijuana use remains most common in men, rising from 6.7% in 2021 to 9% in 2023, but older women also ...

If marijuana is to be sold legally, consumers should know what they’re buying and have confidence that someone is making sure it’s safe. If we can agree as a society that getting high on weed ...

In high doses, weed can cause psychosis ... Make sure your pets can't get into your stash either. About 1 in 10 people who use marijuana get addicted or have cannabis use disorder.

Law enforcement can no longer use the smell of marijuana as probable cause to investigate someone or someone's vehicle ... ruling handed down by Michigan's high court, the smell of weed can ...

The survey found that 30% of Virginians believe using marijuana helps people become safer drivers, 46% said they don’t always plan for a sober ride home, 22% said they had driven while high ...

Now this might seem severe, but people "high" on marijuana shouldn't have access to a firearm in the first place. Regarding, "Ohio Catholic Dioceses spent $1.7M against Issue 1," (Nov. 12): Don't ...

Eight out of every 10 respondents to a recent AAA survey said they have driven while high on marijuana ... machinery when using marijuana.” Marijuana uses by people with mental-health issues ...