As the old public service announcement says, "This is your mind on drugs." Remember, Kids, don't try any of this at home.
Peoria Police DepartmentRev. Christopher Layden, a 33-year-old Catholic priest on the University of Illinois campus, has been charged with selling cocaine from his church office and rectory.
When a state trooper pulls a driver over on suspicion of driving under the influence, white powder allegedly falls out of a crumpled $100 bill and he offers up a classic explanation.
A man raises the stakes at Fresno's Casino 1 in California by laying marijuana on a blackjack table.
You can still smoke a joint in Amsterdam's coffee shops, but tobacco users must now step outside.
Heavy marijuana use may shrink parts of your brain, including the hippocampus and amygdala, according to a study in Australia.
Police and Federal agents in Opa-Locka, Fla., raided 50 houses and seized $7 million worth of pot plants. But they also raided at least one wrong home. Noel Llorente's door was kicked in and police vigorously searched for marijuana plants -- even in her underwear drawer.
When a series of people suffered from cramps, nausea, anemia and a telltale bluish line on their gums -- the classic signs of lead poisoning -- authorities noticed they had one thing in common, they smoked dope. Now, police are on the lookout for tainted pot.
Talk about chicken with all the fixin's: Police in Magnolia, Ark., say it wasn't the fried chicken in 33-year-old Savalas Vantoli Stewart's car that gave off a funky smell. What they allegedly found resulted in him being charged with a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge and felony drug possession charge.
South Carolina researchers maintain that there's a very good chance you're carrying drugs.
