June, 2024: A national story went out without much notice recently, making some headlines, but if you weren't paying attention, it was easy to miss. And yet, it's a troubling story that we in Wyoming should all pay close attention to. Because it may be coming here soon.

June, 2024: If you really want to know the truth about marijuana, especially as forces continue to try to legalize it in Wyoming, even as the federal government moves to reclassify pot as a less dangerous drug, who better to hear from than a diehard?

May, 2024: Earlier this year, a California woman in her early 30s was sentenced to two years of probation—with no prison time—after stabbing her boyfriend over 100 times with a long-serrated bread knife and killing him.

April, 2024: They call it "California sober." Or "Cali sober," for short. "They" are teenagers and others who are increasingly using marijuana instead of alcohol under the premise that pot is somehow safer.

April, 2024: Take this drug! No, we're not talking about marijuana, though it is being touted as a wonder drug these days by dubious marketers. Rather, we're talking about cocaine—of all drugs—another dangerous substance.

April, 2024: Habit turned to dependency, which morphed into stints in rehabilitation and hospitalizations. It got to the point where Kevin was spending several hundred dollars a week on high-potency marijuana. A warning: What follows is a tragic story involving self-harm.

April, 2024: Let's face it: Some people will want to do things that might hurt them, like jumping into volcanoes, or smoking pot. But consider this: What about our environment? What about the great natural beauty of Wyoming, our pride and joy?

March, 2024: Just when Wyoming lawmakers addressed the latest threat from marijuana, a new version of the mind-altering drug has found its way back into our state, creating yet another hazard.

February, 2024: Imagine this: You can't step foot outside your front door in broad daylight—for fear of cartels and drug dealers who might kill you by accident in the crossfire of turf wars. Well, if you live in parts of Los Angeles, you don't have to imagine it. This is already a reality—thanks largely to the slippery slope of legalizing marijuana, lax enforcement of drug laws and a lack of political will.

February, 2024: You've heard the saying: Don't believe everything you hear. That's especially true, in the days ahead, as pro-pot forces barge into Wyoming in anticipation of the state legislative session, set to start on Feb. 12. They want to make marijuana legal.

January, 2024: Picture this: Dealers pedaling illegal drugs with a high potential for abuse and no accepted use in treatment in the United States. This, by the way, is happening in Wyoming. How do they push their products?

January, 2024: We recently stumbled upon Javonte Hill's compelling narrative on Every Brain Matters, shedding light on the perilous journey he faced after experimenting with marijuana. His story serves as a stark reminder of the misconceptions surrounding cannabis and its supposed benefits for veterans coping with PTSD.