The dispensary will move upstairs to the eighth of floor of 910 16th Street within a few months, while the basement location will become a CBD store.

Most Colorado cities and counties still ban the sale of legal cannabis, and border towns are a prime example of that hesitancy.

Westword interviewed one of the state’s most powerful marijuana officials to learn about his job and opinions on commercializing the plant.

“By cherry-picking data to support pre-ordained and misinformed conclusions on marijuana, the Trump Administration has further eroded any credibility it had on this issue,” Bennet writes in the letter to Carroll.

Does the president’s staff share Donald Trump’s feelings about marijuana?

Northglenn pot shops currently charge a 2 percent special sales tax on all marijuana sales.

Colorado Cannabis Tours is taking interested visitors up to the Trotters’ pot farm throughout September to learn how the couple use the fat of the land for their sustainably operated commercial grow.

Several influential brands have announced partnerships with cannabis companies over the past few months.

Westword spoke with Incredibles founder Bob Eschino about what’s been going on in the kitchen.

The marijuana growing challenge pits dozens of cultivation staffs throughout the state against each other to see who can grow the best herb.

Sweet Leaf was growing fast. Then came the raids, and it all went sour.

One study shows that we don’t have it too bad in Denver compared to other cities with legal marijuana.

Colorado’s foray into legal marijuana is still pretty young, but the state is already on its third director of marijuana policy since 2014.

We’ve called hash vaporizers the brown paper bags of toking in public in the past, but one new study shows you don’t even need to go that far to get high on the street.

Colorado’s marijuana black market has become significantly smaller than the rest of the country’s since dispensaries showed up, it hasn’t evaporated.

Dispensary earnings are still on pace for annual growth, according to the Department of Revenue.

Sometimes people need a little help with what they want to build, says a founder.

The pot entrepreneur and activist was the first black woman to open a dispensary in Colorado, and was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the 2017 Cannabis Business Awards for her role in the commercial rise of the plant.

Marijuana-related crime, impaired driving, tax revenue, social consumption and youth use have all been hot topics since retail legalization began in 2014.

It’s tough to match Colorado’s pot-smoking prowess.

A battle in district court could be on the horizon if the matter isn’t resolved.

Wolk will move on to the private sector.