Designer Ulyana Sergeenko apologizes for N-word note by saying Kanye is one of her favorite artists

FDA Gathers Public Comment on Looming Global Kratom Ban

Now’s your chance to weigh in before kratom is potentially banned on a global scale.

Patients Report Satisfaction, Concerns With Opioids

Opioids can be useful in the management of pain, but these medicines also carry a risk of addiction and other adverse side effects. The effectiveness of ...

Is Tilray the Ultimate Turnaround Marijuana Stock of 2021?

Is Tilray the Ultimate Turnaround Marijuana Stock of 2021? Investors can finally see the first rays of sunlight after a terrible year for this pot grower.

Republican Lawmakers Seek Ban On Welfare Benefits Spending At Dispensaries

Republican lawmakers are going after benefit assistance recipients who use their benefits on cannabis.

Legislature adjusts income tax law

The state's Opioid Epidemic Response Advisory Council will have oversight on how the funds are spent within Minnesota. Former area resident, Rep.

Clanton Police Department

Public intoxication; Possession of marijuana: 413 First St. S. Criminal mischief, first degree (greater than $2,500); Larceny/theft- theft-pickpocket, less ...

Rhode Island Medical Cannabis Lottery Delayed

Rhode Island is once again facing delays to its medical cannabis lottery system, due to an appeal made by a rejected lottery applicant.

Lakewood Signs $26 Billion Opioid Settlement: Weekly Review

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It was more of a justification than an apology, really. Of course, the fact that Sergeenko didn't apologize for her word choice but tried to double down on it only had people mad all over again. Now, people are calling for a boycott of Sergeenko's fashion show in Paris on Tuesday, according to Teen Vogue.

Utah Couple Charged With Drone Peeping

FEBRUARY 15, 2017 - -A Utah mother of six and her boyfriend are facing voyeurism charges for allegedly using a drone to peep into the bedrooms and bathrooms of several victims. Why did this take so long?

Former NFL Player Kwame Harris Arrested For DUI

The former 49ers and Raiders offensive tackle, Kwame Harris, was arrested earlier this month (April 2015) after being accused of driving under the influence and attempting to bite a police officer. I guess you could say this gives a whole new meaning to "taking a bite out of crime"!

Ladies And Gentlemen Of The Jury, We'd Like to Present "Xzibit" A (UPDATED)

UPDATE: Xzibit has plead guilty to DUI charges stemming from his November 2014 arrest on the night of his wedding. Lucky for him he's only been sentenced to 3 years probation. A lot better than his life sentence that he committed himself to with the new wife! Original story follows...

Tupac Shakur: Life Goes On... Even After Death!

Tupac Shakur (1971-1996)

Tupac Shakur is nearly twenty years in the grave, but still knows how to put on a great performance. Or at least his hologram does. He may still be out there on the stage, but someone else is milking this cash cow these days. He not only sung "Life Goes On", in death he proved it!

'Real Housewives' star Luann de Lesseps enters rehab after drunken arrest

There is nothing real about the TV reality show Real Housewives. Nothing. It's just another so-called reality show that is totally scripted and fake... like everything else on TV. But hold on... apparenlty now we have in fact uncovered one thing that is real. Real Housewives star Luann de Lesseps is a real drunk - really. And into rehab she goes!

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FDA Gathers Public Comment on Looming Global Kratom Ban

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Clanton Police Department

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