Should large Colorado venues be required to make 4 percent of their seating substance-free?

Total sales in Colorado have topped $14 billion since 2014, but things aren’t as rosy right now in the marijuana industry.

The study, led by researchers with the University of Colorado, will give participants a “moderate to high dose” of psilocybin before extended therapy sessions.

If the bill is approved, Colorado would be the first state in the country to require substance-free seating at entertainment venues.

With primarily conservative states left to win over, the move to legalize recreational marijuana could be slowing down.

The five stores ranged from Colorado Springs to Boulder.

There have been around twenty marijuana recalls in Colorado since 2020, but enforcement officials say they don’t have power to act fast enough with contaminated products.

One of Colorado’s most popular flower brands recently introduced Only Kameleons, a line of pre-rolled joints made from the same strains grown by the Cherry cultivation.

Cirrus Social Club, a cannabis-friendly space with live jazz and a player piano, could open this summer.

“We didn’t want to do much anymore, because we stood to lose the store.”

While there are no reported incidents of bears eating cocaine in the Colorado wilderness, bears have been known to run off with other stashes.

Dispensaries from Snaxland and Boulder Built have recently opened in Boulder, with new Denver dispensaries on the way, as well.

The bill is designed to overhaul Colorado’s marijuana delivery and social equity programs, and the recreational pot industry isn’t happy.

After a federal judge in Oklahoma ruled in favor of a marijuana user’s gun rights, an attorney explains how that impacts cannabis users in Colorado.

Denver mayoral candidate Thomas Wolf believes an old jail used to store confiscated marijuana should be utilized as a homeless shelter instead, but police are unmoved.

“It’s been a very long time coming.”

The comedian outlined the country’s psychedelic space in hilarious fashion in less than 25 minutes.

Both stores will become Star Buds dispensaries.

The bill called for $100,000 in liability insurance for each marijuana business license.

Missouri went from cannabis wasteland to retail pot in under five years.

Activists hoped a new faces at the legislature would hear them out.