Planting fruit trees to grow your own apples, cherries, pears, or peaches can be a very fulfilling, rewarding, and tasty experience. You get to be in complete control of how the fruit is grown and can ...

Medical marijuana is legal in Kentucky as of Jan. 1, 2025, with qualifying patients able to purchase cannabis products in several Kentucky counties. In the lead up to Jan. 1, the state Office of ...

If you have one of these ailments, you can visit a medical cannabis practitioner to get a written certification. A directory of certified cannabis practitioners can be found here. Then ...

We know there's a link between cannabis use and psychosis, though the odds vary widely from study to study. But it's still unclear exactly how the drug triggers psychosis, which can progress to ...

Another day, another bug in Windows 11 24H2. Early last week, Microsoft revealed the latest glitch to befall its newest flavor of Windows 11. And this one could keep you from downloading any ...

Medical marijuana — technically — becomes legal Wednesday in Kentucky. While Kentucky's medical cannabis legislation sets Jan. 1 as the start date for the commonwealth's medical marijuana ...

We have added it to a list of your favorite stories. It continues to be a slow roll for Minnesota’s legal recreational marijuana business. Ahead of the new year and the start of another ...

Videos show Phoenix Influencer Charles Smith spraying bug spray on a number of items, including chicken. Charles Smith, a Black 27-year-old social media influencer from Phoenix, is now facing ...

According to a police report obtained by The Washington Post, Smith entered the store, took a can of bug spray from a shelf, and sprayed it on vegetables, fruit, and rotisserie chickens.

ADC will protect the trees within a 10-km radius at Seed Access Road. A drone can spray the nutrients on the top of the trees within twenty minutes and can fly 36 km within an hour. Drones will ...

He decided to take a can of bug spray, without paying for it ... This included rotisserie chickens, vegetables and fruit. Smith "filmed his face, the pesticide can, and the act of spraying.

According to a police report obtained by The Washington Post, Smith entered the store, took a can of bug spray from a shelf, and sprayed it on vegetables, fruit, and rotisserie chickens. He later ...