She's Snoop Dogg and many others' new hero. Charlo Greene, who quit her TV reporter job in Anchorage on air to focus on legalizing marijuana in Alaska, goes at length to explain what motivated her stunning revelation in a four-minute self-produced video.
Talk about ballsy. Sunday night, live on camera, KTVA reporter Charlo Greene revealed she was the owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club and has dedicated herself to legalizing marijuana in Alaska. "Fuck it, I quit," Greene declared and walked off the set.
While the MPP is advising responsible use of edible products with a new billboard campaign in Colorado, a class-action suit against an infused-chocolate company is moving ahead and TV's Dr. Oz has called for a ban on such products.
Recreational marijuana sales in Colorado rose to $29.7 in July, an 8% increase over June. The overall tax total, combining rec and medical taxes and license fees, so far in 2014 is $37.5 million.
Apparently, Timothy Sturgis was mad as hell and wasn't going to take it anymore. The Asheville, Ohio resident killed himself Tuesday after an Ohio police copter landed on his property where they had spotted marijuana plants growing.
