A total of 60 pounds of allegedly freshly harvested marijuana was found and surrendered to Florida police Tuesday. A crew collecting litter from the streets found the supply, stuffed into two large plastic garbage bags, along Interstate 4 near Tampa. The marijuana was taken to the police, who then put out an announcement asking the owners or anyone having knowledge about the bags to contact them.

It was in invitation no thief could ever refuse. The organizers of the Basel Shift Festival found this out when a thief ran off with the book titled "Steal this Book. "

Patients around the world relying on a little feel-good pain relief from nibbling on marijuana-laced snacks baked at a California factory will be out of luck because federal agents closed it down. Drug Enforcement Administration officials said agents raided the Tainted Inc. factory in Oakland on Wednesday and arrested several people. They also seized 460 marijuana plants along with a variety of pot-laced products intended for medical users of the drug. Those products included such things as barbecue sauce, chocolate-covered pretzels, candy bars, cookies, marshmallow pies, ice cream, peanut butter, jelly, energy drinks and "Rice Krispy treats. "

A 71-year-old woman was arrested on drug charges after police discovered several marijuana plants, one that was more than seven feet tall, in her yard. A deputy sheriff discovered the plants while driving past Betty Holt Walker's home earlier this month. Walker said she planted them to "keep animals away from her garden. "

A Texas warehouse storing over a ton of marijuana caught ablaze yesterday. Firefighters arriving on the scene reportedly got stoned, possibly slowing down efforts to quell the fire. It took over half of the volunteers firefighters from Edinburg's three departments, 1,000 gallons of water and five gallons of chemical suppressant to extinguish the blaze, Fire Chief Shawn Snider told the AP.