A new lawsuit in the southern Colorado city of Trinidad underscores the patchwork nature of laws covering social use of marijuana after state lawmakers failed to pass regulations for pot clubs.
O.pen VAPE and Colorado Harvest Company made the donation together, making them the largest private donors to the outdoor amphitheater.
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Nevada dispensaries are working overtime for Saturday’s launch of legal recreational marijuana sales.
Denver’s top licensing official unveiled final rules for a pilot program to allow patrons of some businesses to use marijuana in a social setting.
This year’s Chalice festival is bringing some big names to its Southern California event celebrating cannabis culture. Ice Cube, Thievery Corporation, Cypress Hill, Ludacris and Sound Tribe Sector 9 are among the headliners for the three-day festival, which will take place July 7-9 at the High Desert Event Center in Victorville.
Hours before the clock expired last week, state lawmakers reached a bipartisan agreement about where it is legal to consume marijuana in Colorado.
Denver officials released rules for social marijuana use Thursday — and they likely will register objections in coming weeks from backers of last fall’s voter Initiative 300.
Michigan marijuana proponents are launching a signature drive to put the question of making recreational pot legal in the state on the 2018 ballot.
Denver Post op-ed: Organizers, and too many participants, of Denver’s 4/20 cannabis celebration last week made a mess of things in more ways than one.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has ordered a city review into rampant fence-hopping at a 4/20 event and slow trash cleanup afterward that left Civic Center in a “disrespectful state.”
Long lines, some over an hour, and rain greeted attendees trying to enter Civic Center for the annual 4/20 cannabis celebration.
The last-ditch attempt came on the same day the International Church of Cannabis was set to open its doors in Denver.
Colorado law enforcement struggles with conflicts created by legal marijuana, causing confusion, expense, frustration and an inability to monitor changes.
The International Church of Cannabis is setting up shop in a historic Denver building, drawing curiosity and concern ahead of its official opening April 20.
The Cannabist sits down with Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper to talk about AG Jeff Sessions and fed enforcement, state pot clubs legislation, being the parent of a teen, and more. READ THE FULL Q&A
Colorado lawmakers moved closer to a showdown with the governor over smoking in pot clubs when a House Committee approved a bill Monday.
A city parks official on Thursday confirmed that an organizer has canceled plans for a two-day Denver 420 Fest at Cheesman Park next month.
Here’s a look at all Colorado marijuana legislation introduced in 2017, from pot-for-PTSD to private clubs and hemp bills. We’ll keep this list updated.
Colorado is on the brink of becoming the first state with licensed pot clubs, but politicians disagree on the details of regulation.
California legislators are attempting to tackle many issues concerning recreational marijuana legalization with an ever-increasing stack of legislation.
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has taken issue with a new rule banning people from sitting on walls in a park in a posh section of the city.
California voters passed a ballot measure to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, giving a big boost to the campaign to end the drug’s national prohibition.
As Denver voters prepare to vote on Initiative 300, we break down the social pot use measure. What’s it do? Arguments for and against. Who supports, who doesn’t?
