Marijuana

Westword recently sat down with Sovine to see what one of Colorado’s most powerful pot lobbyists will be up to next.

Combing cannabis and sports is a growing trend among amateur and professional athletes.

Confront your stress instead of trying to smoke it away.

“Denver’s marijuana tax revenue benefits nearly 10,000 youth and makes a world of difference to families who need accessible, high-quality after-school and summer programming that ultimately helps their children succeed.”

In recent weeks, Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division has issued two industry-wide bulletins prompted by “reports of licensees making recommendations for pregnancy-related morning sickness.” And while pioneering marijuana attorney Brian Vicente is urging his clients to pay heed to the MED’s new focus on conversations between dispensary staffers and customers, he sees a broader problem.

Its OG lineage is as sweet as they come, despite the public-school name.

Even 4/20 couldn’t give April a bump.

Trippy buds, man.

The business would be located right in the heart of the South Broadway’s “green mile” of pot shops, if approved.

Although he originally opposed legalization efforts, Hancock was the mayor of the first major city to legalize marijuana.

Hot yoga is so 2017..

There’s been no response from Sessions, but plenty from readers.

The Democratic gubernatorial candidate put his Denver headquarters right before Broadway’s “green mile” of dispensaries.

A short time ago, President Donald Trump said he would “probably” support the Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States Act, a bill introduced yesterday by the political odd couple of Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and Colorado Senator Cory Gardner that gives states the right to determine their own marijuana policies without federal interference.

A marijuana industry veteran calls out the governor for his recent vetoes.

“When I was weaning off of fentanyl, I vaped THC and CBD to counteract the affects of withdrawals.”

An expert from Colorado, where sponsoring highways is among the only promotional platforms open to marijuana dispensaries, worries that some limits put in place via the National Advertising Standard offered by the National Association of Cannabis Businesses are overly severe.

Senator Tim Neville and state representatives, Edie Hooton, Dan Pabon and Kevin Van Winkle were among those appearing to support the rally.

“I hate even saying this, but right now we have way more industrial cannabis then we’ve ever had.”

Of the 287 miles of Colorado roadway that are currently part of the state’s Sponsor a Highway program, 140 of them, or just under half, are being paid for by marijuana businesses. See where they are and what shops are participating here.

Most potrepreneurs are exploring more cautionary steps than going public in America until they’re certain Uncle Sam won’t shut them down.

One bill would’ve added autism to the state’s list of medical marijuana conditions, while another proposed more flexibility in investing into cannabis businesses. Hickenlooper also dismissed a bill that would’ve allowed dispensary tasting rooms the day before.