Colorado Banned His Ear-Shaped Edibles, but Mike Tyson Returns With Boxing Gloves
The boxer’s THC gummies were originally shaped like an ear with a chunk missing, but Colorado cannabis laws banned the shape.
The boxer’s THC gummies were originally shaped like an ear with a chunk missing, but Colorado cannabis laws banned the shape.
Colorado cannabis delivery has had a rough go since it came online in 2021, with only a couple dozen stores offering the service.
Tetra Lounge had a special visitor last night.
“It’s tying up more money and locking in revenue for businesses that are closer to shutting down.”
Organizers of the proposed ballot initiative needed to turn in 124,238 signatures by August 5 to qualify.
As wildfires burn across the Front Range, here is an updated map of Colorado blazes this summer.
Nicholas Myklebust called 911 early on July 29 to report that his wife was bleeding and their infant daughter not breathing.
Colorado is poised to allow psilocybin edibles at healing centers, but no extractions and only one species of mushrooms are allowed.
“Our data shows that regulation works and is most certainly a preferable option over the failed notion of prohibition.”
Air quality in Denver likely won’t improve for another day or two, according to state and national forecasts.
The cleaning business on Sixth Avenue predated bubble gum, parking meters and penicillin.
“We’ve learned after more than a decade of legalized medical and retail marijuana in Denver that marijuana does not rise to the level of a Schedule I substance”
Colorado sees around fifty tornadoes per year, and the damage can be devastating.
Need a new reality dating show? Prairie rattlesnakes reproduce from mid-July to early September.
Unlike home deliveries before legalization, you can count on GreenDoor’s estimated time of arrival.
The chocolates and gummies have mushroom pictures and terms like “microdosing,” “great vibes” and “enhanced ingredients,” but the FDA says they’re full of synthetic drugs.
Colorado saw eighteen marijuana recalls last year, all of which were connected to mold or improper testing procedures.
The recalled marijuana was sold at dispensaries in Boulder, Colorado Springs and Denver from May 1 to June 13 of this year.
One of the selling chains will live on with four stores.
“These products were not industrial hemp: they were marijuana.”
The new center will collaborate with other CU campuses to research the societal, economic and health impacts of psychedelics.
The recalled marijuana was sold as far back as last August, according to state regulators.