IT’S so potent it makes you think you can fly — and while you’ve likely never heard of it, it’s poisoning minds in a city near you. When Australian backpacker Rye Hunt mistakenly ingested 25C-NBOMe ...

It takes varying degrees of balls to sling any kind of drugs. Even your down-the-block teenaged weed hustler is working on some equation of eff-the-system brashness plus a healthy dose of stupidity.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. JOHNSON COUNTY — A new synthetic drug just ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. JOHNSON COUNTY – A second suspect is under ...

A potent and dangerous party drug that mimics LSD is doing the rounds in city. NBOMe has claimed a number of lives in the West and NCB is on a crackdown A new psychotropic drug that’s doing the rounds ...

EVERETT (CBS) -- Police are warning parents about a dangerous and deadly drug being marketed to school-aged children in the Boston area. It's called NBOMe or 25i, sometimes referred to as "N-Bomb." ...

So-called legal highs are sold in head shops and online Two party drugs subject to temporary bans should be made permanently illegal, government advisers have said. The Advisory Council on the Misuse ...

Two legal highs linked to a string of deaths in Britain are to be banned. The government’s official drugs advisers said NBOMe would be outlawed permanently as a class A substance, meaning dealers ...

Rye Hunt is seen on CCTV at Galeo International Airport, in Rio de Janeiro. Photo / Supplied It's potent enough to make users believe they can fly, or swim the most treacherous of waters. It's the ...

EVERETT, Mass. -- Police are warning that a potentially deadly designer drug -- NBOMe -- has been marketed to school-aged children in the Boston region. CBS Boston reports that police in Everett, Mass ...

Two party drugs subject to temporary bans should be made permanently illegal, government advisers have said. The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) recommended the hallucinogenic NBOMe ...