Marijuana

The reaction in Colorado was a mixed bag, ranging from ho-hum to angry disappointment.

Mike Meyer started growing cannabis in his attic while studying horticulture in college.

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You’re playing with contested areas of the law, so make sure it’s for your soul and not your wallet.

Rappers, singers, guitar twangers and other musical acts have jumped in the trade.

The task force believes the regulations are too restrictive.

With no shortage of Sour Tangies and Citrus Saps, what makes Tangerine Power any different?

It’ll take a lot of work.

Previously, only hemp businesses registered with the Colorado Department of Agriculture could request marijuana labs to test their products.

Readers debate whether “sativa” and “indica” still apply to strains.

Finding Rick Simpson Oil isn’t very easy, but more Denver dispensaries are carrying it.

Moffat didn’t just approve Area 420. The town annexed land from Saguche County for the development.

The Health Center owner has seen plenty of changes burn through the industry since she entered the field in 2010.

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If HBO doesn’t satisfy you, then nothing will.

Give us a place to go, Colorado. A real place to go.

Yabba DABba Doo

After a slow start to the year, marijuana sales have been going strong this summer.

He was in Denver to buy a car. Instead, he was rented one full of pot.

Some dispensaries have already ditched the indica and sativa monikers.

A twelve-year NHL veteran and Stanley Cup winner advocates for medical marijuana over opioid painkiller use.

Why not venture out a little?