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A Colorado highschool was put into partial lockdown in what residents have described as a 'Colorado moment'. View the full article

Plans to pass around a giant joint at the G20 in Brisbane have been nipped in the bud by security officials. View the full article

Cannabis can increase the connectivity in the brain even as it shrinks the brain, but prolonged use has damaging effects, a study says. View the full article

Cannabis can increase the connectivity in the brain even as it shrinks the brain, but prolonged use has damaging effects, a study says. View the full article

Regular cannabis use shrinks the brain but increases the complexity of its wiring, a study has found. View the full article

College allows mass production of hundreds of smoking implements for student art project. View the full article

Cannabis can increase the connectivity in the brain even as it shrinks the brain, but prolonged use has damaging effects, a study says. View the full article

By Chris Francescani NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police will begin issuing a summons rather than making a misdemeanor arrest for most people caught carrying small amounts of marijuana, Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said on Monday. The new policy does not apply to smoking marijuana in public, which will continue to trigger a misdemeanor arrest, warned Bratton, who suggested the best way ... View the full article

A sophisticated cannabis growing operation has been uncovered in the tiny South Island town of St Arnaud. View the full article

CANNABIS can increase the connectivity in the brain even as it shrinks the brain, but prolonged use has damaging effects, a study says. View the full article

Cannabis can increase the connectivity in the brain even as it shrinks the brain, but prolonged use has damaging effects, a study says. View the full article

Sweden has asked the European Union for the right to speed up a ban on substances contained in a synthetic marijuana sold as "Spice" after two apparent fatal overdoses, the health ministry said Monday. View the full article

NEW YORK (AP) — Thousands of people carrying small amounts of marijuana may no longer be arrested or face criminal charges in New York City under a new policy. View the full article

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York Police Commissioner William J. Bratton announced Monday that people found in possession of small amounts of marijuana will get tickets rather than be arrested. View the full article

The targeting of "high-end" drug dealers in Canberra has led to a jump in the number of dealing, manufacturing and trafficking charges, police say. View the full article