CHARLO GREENE

Identity
Reporter Who Quit on Air to Fight for Legal Pot Faces 54 Years for Distribution
In September 2014, Alaskan journalist Charlo Greene went viral after she said, "Fuck it—I quit," on live TV in order to dedicate herself full-time to marijuana legalization. Not long after, police raided her cannabis club.
Seamus Kirst
10.3.16
Drugs
The TV Anchor Who Quit On-Air to Sell Weed Was Arrested for Smuggling Weed
Weed activist Charlo Greene says there was more lint than weed on her.
Manisha Krishnan
2.26.16
Drugs
I Went to a Cannabis-Themed Gala and Saw the Future
Hors d'oeuvres and dabs? Yes, please.
Manisha Krishnan
1.14.16

Travel
Inside Alaska's Fight for Legal Weed
We headed way up north for the latest episode of Weediquette
VICE Staff
12.15.14
Drugs
We Spoke to the Alaskan Reporter Who Quit Her Job on Live TV to Run a Weed Dispensary
She's leaving the fast-paced world of Alaskan TV news behind to fight for marijuana legalization in her home state.
Patrick McGuire
9.22.14