Get stoned and spooked on the streets of downtown Denver.

The contest is open to the public and will measure everything from magic mushroom beauty to psilocybin potency.

The two-day expo expects around 2,500 visitors.

These ten authors put the “lit” in literature.

Licensing officials could allow cannabis bars to sell more weed, but only one of these establishments currently exists in Colorado.

Fewer growers and surpluses have prices inching back up in dispensaries as summer ends.

“THC exposure does not equate to impairment. The link in literature, it’s just not there.”

“Relative to fats and protein, nut butters are some of the best ways for THC and cannabinoids to be completely absorbed into the product.”

The “bucket-list” partnership could bring Illegal Pete’s edibles to dispensaries down the road.

The pot industry showed a small spark of improvement last month.

A hefty portion of the cannabis industry says no, but government officials and some growers disagree.

After moving to California and becoming one of the state’s most esteemed commercial growers, Anna Willey has returned with one of Colorado’s largest dispensaries.

The historic home is full of Colorado cannabis history, ghost sightings and local art. You can have it for $2.3 million.

Colorado’s governor doesn’t want to see the DEA get in the way of marijuana banking and tax reform.

Already available in around 550 stores across the state, Dialed In quickly became one Colorado’s most popular THC gummy manufacturers after launching in 2020.

“It started in a tiny notebook and eventually turned into a self-published book.”

“Unfortunately, the DEA is notorious for taking its sweet-ass time.”

The new state psychedelics department is holding five public sessions in September and October to address lingering questions and upcoming rules.

Pure Elevations would become Denver’s first licensed cannabis spa and micro-dispensary, where guests could purchase and consume products.

“We really do think the weed is so good – and that is always the goal.”

According to the report, local marijuana business rules can be burdensome and duplicative,

A pot-friendly movie screening of Grandma’s Boy would have violated public consumption rules, according to officials.