Spice

CLEARFIELD -- Slight changes in the format of seven Davis County health regulations, including those for body art and food service, will be presented at a "mega" public hearing this fall.

At its 7 a.m. meeting today, the Davis Board of Health is expected to set a date for the public hearing that will cover topics ranging from infectious waste to waste water.

KAYSVILLE -- Now that the state has taken action against spice, Kaysville's ordinance is no longer necessary.

The city council is repealing ordinance 10-10-1, which was passed Oct. 5 and regulated the purchase, sale and possession of spice.

"When we wrote the ordinance, we said we didn't want to wait for the state to enact a law, so we passed one ourselves as a city," said Mayor Steve Hiatt.

HILL AIR FORCE BASE -- Officials at Hill Air Force Base are cracking down on the illegal use of a synthetic pot substitute sold under the name of Spice.

SALT LAKE CITY -- As of 8:50 a.m. Friday, synthetic forms of cannabis smoked like marijuana, as well as bath salts used like cocaine, became illegal throughout Utah.

Gov. Gary Herbert signed House Bill 23, sponsored by Rep. Gage Froerer, R-Huntsville, and Sen. Allen Christensen, R-North Ogden, making the products commonly known as spice and Ivory Wave illegal.

SALT LAKE CITY -- Synthetic forms of cannabis smoked like marijuana, as well as bath salts used like cocaine, will be illegal to buy or sell once the governor signs a bill sponsored by Rep. Gage Froerer.

SALT LAKE CITY — Two legislative House committees are scheduled to consider tighter restrictions on the synthetic drug commonly known as spice.

KAYSVILLE — Almost 800 jars containing smokable herbal blends covered an 8-foot table in the break room at Kaysville Police Department.