The City of Denver announced that is now accepting applications from businesses pursuing a social marijuana consumption area, setting the stage for some of Colorado’s first pot-infused arcades, cafes and yoga studios open to the public.
Season three of The Marijuana Show is expected to have $20 million in funding available, with different investors potentially offering their capital, smarts, contacts and distribution networks for a stake in competing cannabis companies.
Jefferson County Public Schools was awarded $825,164 by the Colorado State Board of Education last week as part of an effort to support emotional and social health among students — and marijuana paid for it.
Dixie Brands is voluntarily recalling some of its edibles products because of the presence of non-food ingredients, according to the Denver Department of Environmental Health and confirmed by Dixie.
Infused-tablet company Stratos and medical marijuana evaluation clinic Holos Health have been hosting a series of “Cannabis 101” classes for the public at Balfour Senior Living residences.
Nearly 92,000 Coloradans have active medical marijuana cards, according to the Medical Marijuana Registry, and spent around $75 to get them. How much weed do they have to buy to start noticing the savings?
A recent study published in the Journal of Substance Use and Misuse shows retail marijuana stores aren’t changing the rate of marijuana consumption among children in Colorado.
Owning a pot-smoking utensil can require a lot of upkeep — and anyone who uses them frequently knows how hard removing that black tar and wax reclaim can be.
Cherry Creek School District’s superintendent wrote in 2016 that his school district hadn’t received any money from marijuana tax revenue, but information from the Colorado Department of Education shows otherwise. Unfortunately, by then Jeff Hunt had already used that letter to bolster his op ed about marijuana in USA Today.
The drafters of Denver’s social cannabis consumption initiative have been vocal about their dissatisfaction with the city’s finalized rules and distance requirements for businesses applying to open a consumption area. Now they’re taking it a step further, threatening to sue the City of Denver if less restrictive rules aren’t put…
Wyoming is considered one of the best theaters on the West Coast to view the eclipse. Many of those visitors are expected to come from Colorado, but Wyoming sheriffs have a message for us: don’t bring your weed.
Kirke LLC/Metro Denver Telluride Health Center LLC, known to its customers as The Hemp Center, has voluntarily issued a recall on medical marijuana products because of potentially unsafe levels of four banned pesticides.
Jeff Sessions, a proponent of the war on drugs, hasn’t been shy about saying that marijuana should remain illegal federally. So on April 3, four governors of the states with legal recreational cannabis businesses up and running, including Colorado, sent him a letter. And finally, the Attorney General has responded.
Jeff Hunt, the vice president of Public Policy at Colorado Christian University, invited Westword and others to share his op-ed, “Marijuana Devastated Colorado, Don’t Legalize It Nationally” earlier this week. Although we declined, USA Today obliged in spreading Hunt’s reefer-madness gospel on August 7
Wana Brands has announced an addition to its branch of infused pills in hopes of pleasing consumers looking for more specific effects.
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper can’t seem to give a national interview without legal cannabis grenades being hurled at him. Luckily for him, he’s become a seasoned veteran on the topic.
Stratos, a company known for its pharmaceutical-style products infused with cannabinoids, will be teaching a series of Cannabis 101 classes to Balfour Senior Living residents in August and September.
Nearly 100 people took to the links at Park Hill Golf Club on Thursday, July 27, to donate money and divots to the Third Annual Cannabis Charity Open. The tournament was sponsored by a variety of companies in the cannabis industry, and benefited future leaders in a fight all too…
Buddies Wellness LLC is having a tough week. The medical marijuana cultivator, which sells its products through La Bodega dispensary, voluntarily recalled its concentrates because of possible pesticide contamination July 25. But it didn’t end there: On July 27, the City of Denver announced that Buddies Wellness was the first Denver marijuana grower recalling marijuana for mold and mites.
Buddies Wellness LLC, also known as La Bodega dispensary, has issued a voluntary recall on medical marijuana concentrates effective immediately.
It only takes one hail storm to see how competitive the roofing wars of Denver get, with companies offering hundreds of dollars in gift cards and rebates to buy a new roof. But one roofer is combining his trade with another Colorado pastime for a higher return, offering customers $500 in weed if they buy a new roof.
Colorado has received more than $500 in tax revenue from the cannabis industry since recreational sales began in 2014, according to a report from VS Strategies based on information from the Colorado Department of Revenue.
