Colorado tests out medical marijuana on workers’ comp
Researchers hope that adding cannabis could spur honest dialogue with doctors and decrease opioid use.
Researchers hope that adding cannabis could spur honest dialogue with doctors and decrease opioid use.
Tetra Lounge has been open in RiNo since 2018.
The product initially passed lab testing but was later discovered to contain a banned pesticide, according to regulators.
This was Colorado’s 14th cannabis recall in 2026, and the second one for vape products in just over a month.
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The flagged products were found to contain flavor blends with “artificial and/or synthetic ingredients.”
The bill lacked support from a critical area: the weed industry.
The flagged products were sold between January and April, according to state officials.
Boulder has a rich connection to cannabis, and its dispensary scene reflects that.
The flagged product was sold for over two months.
According to a bill sponsor, medical marijuana’s rescheduling and hemp’s federal status affected the will to engage at the state legislature.
“It is not full legalization. It is not the end of reform. But it is still the most meaningful federal cannabis-policy move of our lifetimes so far.”
“Last time I came here, a dude got shot in the ass. That’s not why I stopped coming, but it just used to be a lot wilder.”
4/20 weekend 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.
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The insecticide has been linked to at least twelve recalls since last June.
Colorado’s once-unique bubble was always going to burst, but much of the state’s cannabis industry has been stuck in a sad race to the bottom for years.
“Look, I’m stunned it lasted this long.”
This is the ninth dispensary recall in 2026.
Get your lighters ready!
In less than a month, three of Colorado’s largest dispensary groups have downsized or shown signs of financial struggle.