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When people in Missoula fire up their internet browsers it seems that they are always in search of the latest news concerning NCAA injured basketball player Kevin Ware, this according to the latest local Google Insights report. That, plus the shocking death of Shain Gandee from MTV's Buckwild fame.

Here's a breakdown on the most searched terms in Missoula, MT over the last week.

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According to recent health statistics, Alaska leads the country in marijuana usage. It's followed by Vermont and Rhode Island. But what about Montana? Let's see where we stack up against our neighbors.

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When people in Missoula fire up their internet browsers it seems that they are always in search of the latest footwear, this according to the latest local Google Insights report. Yes, even in the muddy Montana spring months, local residents still desire fashionable footwear. Oh, that and Adele...and Marijuana.

Here's a breakdown on the most searched terms in Missoula, MT over the last 3 months.

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There has got to be a Smokey The Bear joke somewhere here..

Back in 2007 a stoner by the name of Brock Hopkins was taken down by a massive grizzly bear in West Glacier. Moments later, Hopkins admitted to sparking up a doobie and feeding the bears before he was mauled. At first he requested workers comp which was quickly denied. Now just a few short years later, he was approved. Here's how he got it according to the Daily Inter Lake

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As Football season heats up throughout the Big Sky Country a major allegation is set upon our UM rivals..

According to our sister station KGVO 129o:

A former Montana State University football recruit has acknowledged selling marijuana-laced brownies to fellow high school graduates, several of whom became sick at what was supposed to be a drug- and alcohol-free graduation party in Kalispell.

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Law enforcement officers from the U.S. Forest Service and Mineral County Sheriff’s Office have completed an eradication operation of a marijuana growing site discovered in Montana. The joint operation involved U.S. Forest Service law enforcement, the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office, the Northwest Montana Drug Task Force, Drug Enforcement Administration and the Montana Army National Guard.

The illegal grow site was found on the Superior District of the Lolo National Forest.  Approximately 3000 marijuana plants were discovered at the site, with a street value estimated at $8 million.  Crews removed the marijuana plants and dismantled and removed an extensive drip irrigation system.

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Robert J. Michelson wanted to know how much trouble he could get in for growing one marijuana plant. So he called 911 and asked.

The dispatcher tried to dissuade him for using the emergency service for a non-emergency, but he persisted, and admitted he was growing marijuana before asking her what the legal ramifications of doing that would be.

Not long after his misguided call, the cops traced his number and showed up at his house.

Michelson was arrested and charged with variety of drug related crimes, including illegal cultivation of marijuana. Keep reading for the tape of the 911 call.

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