House amendments still need Senate approval, but the bill is expected to reach the governor’s desk.

Colorado’s first bill addressing psychedelic decriminalization and legalization could be passed by early next week.

After operating a single dispensary in Fort Collins for years, Verts Neighborhood Dispensary has quickly expanded into Golden and outside of Colorado, in Michigan and Missouri.

“Although there are some limited to moderate signals on the adverse and beneficial effects of high concentration THC, we recommend caution in interpretation of the evidence.”

Colorado’s first magic mushroom legalization hearing took place on on April 20, at 4:20 p.m., and lasted four hours and…21 minutes.

LaConte’s on Seventh Avenue is closed, Doctor’s Orders is undergoing a facelift and two popular dispensary names have expanded into new digs.

The loans range from $50,000 to $150,000 and are intended for established cannabis businesses.

Anyone else think Waka Flocka Flame looks like Marshawn Lynch?

Willie Nelson’s ninetieth birthday takes place nine days after 4/20, and his cannabis company wants to celebrate.

Nearly five months after Coloradans legalized and decriminalized psychedelics, the state Senate is ready to regulate psilocybin therapy and personal use.

Jared Polis and Michael Hancock attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony in March 2022, but then came the tangle of red tape.

Dispensaries in Denver, Fort Collins and Pueblo have been hit with a recall over unsafe mold levels and improper testing.

A decade after Colorado legalized cannabis and started the green rush, legalized psychedelics are becoming a big business.

The newly permitted mobile lounges will take riders on cannabis-friendly tours around town and park outside of events.

From the annual gathering at Civic Center Park and cannabis-friendly hangouts to screenings of Dazed & Confused we’ve compiled all the 4/20 fun in Denver this month.

The three separate recalls hit dispensaries from Denver to Trinidad.

“The most obvious reason is that we are in 2023…”

After losing nearly 10,500 marijuana jobs from 2022 to 2023, Colorado went from second to sixth in state marijuana employment.

Major marijuana companies are banking on cheaper dispensary product lines like unnamed “every day” weed as inflation cuts shopping budgets.

More stores are just part of Snaxland’s expansion plans in Colorado.

The possibilities are big in Colorado, where cannabis is legal and locals affectionately call the team the “Nugs.”

The NoCo Hemp Expo recently showcased everything this powerful plant can make, from clothing fibers and athletic rubs to guitars and sex lube.