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Beginning August 1, 2022, Louisiana has quite a few new marijuana laws taking effect. What are they? Let's take a look...

A good night's sleep starts with putting your head on the pillow in the right direction. Do you know which direction you're sleeping in?

There are now three Louisiana colleges that are allowed to do research on marijuana and hemp.

A fairly innocent photo of a Lake Charles Ice Cream shop concoction has the internet buzzing.

A TikTok user believes one of her dogs may have gotten into her stash of marijuana edibles. Can you tell which dog that might be?

Many are pointing to a past Facebook post in which Louisiana's Governor Edwards seemingly encourages alcohol consumption as some call out his alleged hypocrisy.

Lawmakers will use the upcoming redistricting session to discuss changes, including the expansion, of the Louisiana medical cannabis industry.

The man's mother, however, was unaware that her son, a 46-year-old choir director, had made the batch of brownies with THC butter.

In a now-viral Facebook post that has been shared over 32,000 times, Sheriff Wayne Ivey wrote a pretty funny status update to entice the owner of the drugs to visit him at the Sheriff's Department.

Opelousas Police arrested 39-year-old Lawrence "Tap" Biagase III on Monday after Biagase was caught driving away from a gas pump with the hose still attached to his car.

A vaping company has offered former LSU Track star Sha' Carri Richardson an endorsement deal worth a quarter of a million dollars.

Sha'Carri Richardson confirmed she is off the U.S. Olympic team for one month after testing positive for marijuana.

The new law - set to take effect on Aug. 1 - makes possession of up to 14 grams of marijuana a misdemeanor crime carrying a fine up to $100 with no possibility of jail time, even for repeat offenses.

Leaders in the House believe they have enough support to pass recreational cannabis legislation on to the Senate

Almost 80% of fans of this NFL team say they use cannabis on game day.

The House Criminal Justice Committee has voted to move legislation on recreational cannabis forward for debate on the House floor.

A little over 370,000 Louisiana residents say they've used cannabis in the past month.

As marijuana laws around the nation become more lenient more and more people are wondering why April 20th has become synonymous with getting high.

Louisiana Legislators are moving forward on smokable medical marijuana legislation in the first weeks of the new session.

The lawmaker is framing the bill as a way to raise revenue and as a way to ease the burden on the state's criminal justice system.