Sarah Stogner, the district attorney for the state's 143rd Judicial District, filmed herself illegally smoking cannabis on a ...

Best known for a viral video in which she straddled an oil pumping jack while topless and without pants, a Texas elected official now faces jail time after smoking a joint on TikTok.

Possessing cannabis in Texas is classed as a Class B misdemeanor. This carries up to 180 days in prison and up to a $2,000 fine. Transporting cannabis across state lines also carries a potential ...

Transporting marijuana across state lines is subject to federal prosecution and can warrant up to five years in prison on top ...

District Attorney Sarah Stogner lit a joint on TikTok in an effort to bring attention to the looming special session item; a ...

In Monahans, Texas, Ward County District Attorney Sarah Stogner has ignited statewide conversation after posting a TikTok weed video that appeared to show her smoking marijuana. Stogner, who ...

Ward County, Texas, District Attorney Sarah Stogner stands by her TikTok video protesting Texas marijuana laws.

A Republican district attorney in West Texas is fighting fire with fire. Literally. Sarah Stogner, the Ward County district attorney, took to TikTok live this weekend to smoke a joint—her own spin on ...

A Republican district attorney in West Texas embarked on a highly public campaign to protest the state’s ban on marijuana: ...

Sarah Stogner, a Republican district attorney in Texas oil country, recorded herself smoking a joint that she bought legally ...

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