State investigators allegedly made “multiple undercover purchases,” with some products containing 35 times the legal limit of THC in hemp products.

The governor announced the pardons during a speech at the Psychedelic Science conference in downtown Denver earlier today.

The gummies were sold between April 26 and June 11 of this year.

From a kickoff concert at the Mission Ballroom to afterparties, dinners and magazine launches, there are plenty of psychedelic-centric events taking place this week.

Most of the public data concerning psychedelics, which are still illegal at the federal level, is too broad and not based in Colorado, according to state officials.

The recalled products initially passed state-licensed lab testing but were found to have exceeded pesticide limits after being “subjected to additional testing.”

Lawmakers introduced a measure proposing a higher dispensary purchasing limit, bills addressing the state’s declining pot tax revenue, and one effort to severely limit marijuana and psilocybin product offerings.

The bill originally proposed doubling Colorado’s daily recreational sales limit and allowing brands to hand out free samples at dispensaries.

We can’t find any reports of Colorado children arriving at preschools with backpacks full of marijuana.

4/20 week is here, and Denver dispensaries have plenty of deals to celebrate.

The Mile High City lives up to its name on 4/20, from an annual celebration at Civic Center Park to cannabis-friendly parties and shows around town.

As another 4/20 approaches, licensed cannabis bars, lounges, tour services and day spas are finally a reality in the Mile High City.

The grand opening is set right before 4/20.

Thieves broke into a trailer in the evidence lot and stole pounds of weed. What is this, Super Troopers?

With licensed healing centers and growers coming soon, Colorado’s looming psilocybin therapy program should help New Mexico get a view of what’s to come.