Colorado

As we look back on a decade since Colorado’s landmark vote on legalized cannabis, we assess how arguments from both sides of the debate have borne out. When Colorado voters legalized use, possession and sale of small amounts of marijuana 10 years ago, they faced a lot of unknowns. “A great

Colorado voters approved Amendment 64 on Election Day 10 years ago. DENVER - This week marks 10 years since Colorado voters approved Amendment 64, clearing the way for marijuana legalization in the state and prompting more than a dozen other states to follow suit. In the decade of legalization

Colorado identified “potentially unsafe levels of total yeast and mold and aspergillus” in a strain of flower. A pair of Colorado agencies last week issued “a Health and Safety Advisory” after identifying “potentially unsafe levels of total yeast and mold and aspergillus on Medical Marijuana flower

For years, the cannabis industry flourished through a "green rush." Now, amid plummeting sales, Colorado's cannabis entrepreneurs are struggling as never before. Jonathan Spadafora knew things were bad when April 20, 2022, the high holy day of cannabis, failed to deliver the windfall Colorado’s

GOLDEN - Panacea Life Sciences Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB:PLSH) (“Panacea” or the “Company”), a Colorado, USA-based cannabinoid research and certified GMP manufacturing company, celebrates its first year of collaboration with Colorado State University’s Cannabinoid Research Center (CRC). With a mission

South Dakotans will vote again on whether to legalize recreational marijuana. One former mayor of a Colorado mountain town says community leaders must collaborate to shape what legalization looks like if passed. Steve Skadron is the dean of Colorado Mountain College. He’s the former mayor of Aspen

Professor of CBD cooking course teaches much more than recipes. They call Colorado “The Silicon Valley of the cannabis industry,” says Shannon Donnelly, affiliate professor of cannabis in Metropolitan State University of Denver’s School of Hospitality, because the whole world has its eyes on

Under the proposal, the city would obligate 1% of marijuana sales tax dollars to grow the fund. If approved, the fund would be named for Herman Malone, a longtime minority business activist in Denver who died last year. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and the Denver Economic Development & Opportunity

PALMER LAKE - A question will appear on the ballot for the town of Palmer Lake in November addressing retail marijuana. The Board of Trustees in Palmer Lake approved a ballot measure in September that would allow voters to decide if the town should permit retail marijuana facilities. It joins

The Denver city council on Monday unanimously approved a bill that would slash the price of fees related to starting and contracting a marijuana transportation business. As part of the bill, the council removed a July 2024 sunset date on an exclusivity period for social equity transporter businesses

Currently, only one in 20 Denver dispensaries offer delivery services. DENVER - Denver City Council will consider a proposal Monday to drastically cut license fees for marijuana delivery services and extend -- forever -- a requirement that delivery company owners come from socially disadvantaged

According to representatives of the cannabis industry, Colorado’s medical marijuana sales sit at their grimmest point, leaving the state’s cannabis industry “on the brink," reported The Modesto Bee. (Benzinga) What Does The Colorado Department Of Revenue Say? In July, the state’s recreational and