Reuters — MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Rock singer Scott Weiland's death earlier in December in a tour bus in a Minneapolis suburb was due to mixed drug toxicity including cocaine, alcohol and ecstasy, and determined to be an accident, the Hennepin County Medical E... more info

Time — The 48-year-old Weiland was found dead on his tour bus on Dec. 3 more info

Perez Hilton — We had a bad feeling about this. Just a few weeks after Scott Weiland's untimely death on December 3, we learned the official cause: an overdose. While the news doesn't come as too much of a surprise considering a TON of drugs were recently found on ... more info

Stereogum — Toxicology reports obtained by TMZ have shown the cause of Scott Weiland’s death: an overdose on cocaine, MDA (a form of ecstasy), and alcohol. The report from the Hennepin County Medical Examiner also mentioned that heart disease and asthma were â... more info

TMZ — Toxicology testing shows Scott Weiland died from an overdose of several drugs and alcohol -- and his history of drugs and heart problems also played a role. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner says the results show he OD'd on cocaine, MDA ... whichâ... more info

TMZ — Mark McGrath, Sugar Ray front man and close friend of the late Scott Weiland says he saw the singer just weeks before his death and he wasn't his normal self.  Mark appears on an upcoming episode of Theo Von and Matt Weiss' "Allegedly"… more info

Perez Hilton — What a sad discovery. On Wednesday, authorities revealed that a TON of drugs were found on the late Scott Weiland's tour bus. For those who don't know, Scott was found dead in one of the vehicle's bedrooms on December 3 and the cause of death remains... more info

TMZ — Scott Weiland's tour bus was a pharmacy on wheels ... police found a stash of drugs on board that ran the gamut from hardcore narcotics to sexual aids TMZ obtained a copy of the search warrant Bloomington, MN cops got to search Weiland's bus after…... more info

Mercury News, California — Scott Weiland’s ex-wife pens emotional letter to Rolling Stone, explaining how Stone Temple Pilot singer’s drug use affected his children. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — As Scott Weiland’s final days are being pieced together, his ex-wife, Mary Forsberg Weiland, penned an open letter for Rolling Stone with help from the two teenage children -- Noah, 15, and Lucy, 13 -- she had with the performer. With eulogies ... more info