Arizona is among the states in the US where both medical and recreational marijuana use are legal. Arizona’s cannabis industry brought in $1.9 billion in sales from marijuana products in 2021, as reported by Headset, a market research company focusing on the marijuana industry. This amount exceeded the estimated $1.2 billion in marijuana sales tracked by the state through taxes. Arizona experienced higher demand for cannabis compared to other states during the first year of legalization, indicating a successful industry. What contributes to the high rate of marijuana use in Arizona? Arizona’s high weed consumption could be attributed to the...

Arizona is among the states that have approved cannabis for medical and recreational purposes. Still, there are rules and regulations you must know before enjoying cannabis in the Grand Canyon State. These are key points to understand about Arizona’s cannabis regulations. Rules on Possession and Purchase Limits Individuals 21 years old or older in Arizona are allowed to have one ounce of cannabis or five grams of concentrate. You can buy cannabis from a state-licensed dispensary, but make sure not to exceed the possession limit during a single purchase. Medical cannabis patients in Arizona are allowed to have up to...

Arizona features stunning natural attractions such as the Grand Canyon, Sedona’s red rocks, and the iconic Saguaro cactus. However, it also deals with a significant crime rate, especially in specific urban areas. In 2020, Arizona had 484.8 violent crimes and 2,507.8 property crimes per 100,000 individuals, which were higher than the national averages of 379.4 and 2,109.9, respectively, according to FBI statistics. Out of Arizona’s 91 cities and towns, Tolleson stands out as the most dangerous. This article explores why Tolleson has this distinction and the related implications and challenges. Reasons Why Tolleson is Considered the Most Dangerous City in...

At 9:17 a.m. on February 23, 2024, a massive earthquake with a magnitude of 9.2 struck the Californian coast close to the San Andreas Fault. The earthquake lasted for more than four minutes, unleashing a huge amount of energy that spread across the entire state, causing extensive damage. The impact led to a series of aftershocks, landslides, fires, and tsunamis, causing widespread destruction and casualties. The earthquake’s impact spread to critical services such as the power grid, water supply, transportation, and communication networks, resulting in millions being deprived of electricity, water, gas, and communication services. Claiming over 10,000 lives, injuring...

Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly common on American roads as more drivers look to lower their carbon footprint and save on fuel costs. The National Park Service is paying attention. Many national parks, such as Olympic and Acadia, now have EV charging stations to cater to guests with different types of vehicles. There are 132 EV chargers spread out in 22 national parks throughout the country, making it convenient to explore America’s public lands in an electric vehicle. Some parks may have just one or two charging stations, while others could have up to six, with several chargers at each...

Theme parks like Disneyland, Six Flags, and Universal Studios are popular destinations for many people. What about parks that explore niche interests or unique themes like Buddhist beliefs, heavy machinery, or martial arts? Indeed, all of these theme parks are genuine and can be found in various locations globally. They and other unique parks attract many visitors annually to enjoy mini golf in a former salt mine, learn about life in Soviet Lithuania, and engage in a simulated illegal border crossing. There is likely a theme park out there to cater to even the most niche interests. Strangest Theme Parks...

One of the things Texas is famous for is its size, culture, economy, and history. Yet, what is not widely recognized is that certain cities within the country have higher rates of divorce. According to the most recent census data, these are the top five Texas cities with the highest percentage of divorced residents: Bastrop Bastrop, a small city in central Texas, is located about 30 miles southeast of Austin and has a population of 9,955. This city has the highest divorce rate in Texas, with sixteen percent of its residents being divorced, which is also one of the highest...

Alaska is famous for its stunning natural landscapes, diverse wildlife, and resilient community, but it is also known for having a high divorce rate. In 2018, Alaska had the fourth-highest divorce rate in the United States, with 12.5 divorces per 1,000 married individuals. One may wonder about the factors leading to the high divorce rates in Alaska and which cities in the state have the highest rates. This article explores the possible reasons behind Alaska’s high divorce rate and highlights the top five cities with the highest divorce rates in the country. Reasons Behind Alaska’s High Divorce Rate Alaska’s high...

Florida attracts a large number of tourists and retirees, but not all of its cities are family-friendly. Indeed, some can be quite dangerous and unwelcoming. According to a recent study conducted by WalletHub, a financial website, Lake City has been identified as the least family-friendly city in Florida. What Causes Lake City to Be So Undesirable? Located in northern Florida, Lake City is situated halfway between Jacksonville and Tallahassee. Boasting a population of around 12,500 residents and a median household income of $45,011, the town stands out for all the wrong reasons, mainly due to its high crime rates. Lake...

Florida is famous for its sunny beaches, theme parks, and wildlife attractions, but it also has a hidden side. Some of the most haunted and mysterious places can be found along the picturesque coastline, filled with stories of specters, swashbucklers, and monsters. One of the fascinating locations is Huguenot Memorial Park, a beachfront sanctuary in Jacksonville with a history filled with paranormal experiences and mysterious events. Exploring the Spirits at Huguenot Memorial Park Huguenot Memorial Park is a popular spot for camping, fishing, and swimming, and has a reputation for being haunted, with numerous ghostly sightings documented. An otherworldly presence,...