Three roommates who grew medical marijuana are suing two law enforcement agencies after their rural Conifer home was raided “military-style” with armored vehicles, machine guns and flash grenades.
Raymond Schwab, an honorably discharged veteran, moved to Colorado last year to get treated for post-traumatic stress and chronic pain with medical marijuana.
No other presidential candidate has stated that marijuana should be completely removed from the schedule of controlled substances regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Critics of the Ohio marijuana legalization campaign say its lack of a philosophical focal point doesn’t represent creative swing state politics, but greed.
October 2015 events: Munchie Crawl; Lucha Libre and Laughs Zombie Brawl; Emma Crawford coffin races; Hemp Harvest Party and more.
Several people have filed a complaint in Denver District Court against the Colorado Board of Health’s decision in July not to add post-traumatic stress disorder to medical conditions that can be treated under the state’s medical marijuana program.
Two responses from the Colorado community about the Colorado Board of Health’s decision this month to not add post-traumatic stress disorder to the state’s list of qualifying conditions for medical marijuana.
Washington medical marijuana changes: PTSD and traumatic brain injuries will now be considered qualifying conditions; new voluntary registry database.
Our guests on The Cannabist Show this week: Brazilian journalist and filmmaker Tarso Araujo and Erin Trapp, the executive director of the Biennial of the Americas.
In southwest Colorado, Durango officials nix plan for additional local pot tax. A group of Washington state military veterans are promoting medical marijuana. California issues 93-page report on the goals and conflicts of marijuana legalization in the state. A Colorado judge bans a “Bong-a-Thon” event and more.
Our guests on The Cannabist Show this week: Kevin Sabet, the co-founder of anti-legalization group Project SAM and Denver Post A&E reporter John Wenzel, who’s also a regular Cannabist contributor. [podcast] TOP NEWS From a July 15 report by The Denver Post’s Electa Draper: The Colorado Board of Health voted…
Our guests on The Cannabist Show this week: Project SAM co-founder Kevin Sabet and Denver Post A&E reporter John Wenzel (who’s also a Cannabist contributor).
The Colorado Board of Health made the right call Wednesday when it rejected a proposal to add post-traumatic stress disorder to the conditions that qualify for medical marijuana.
The Colorado Board of Health voted 6 to 2 — amid shouts, hisses and boos from a packed house — not to add post-traumatic stress disorder to the medical conditions that can be treated under the state’s medical marijuana program.
The Colorado Board of Health will vote Wednesday on whether to add post-traumatic stress disorder to the list of conditions that can be treated with medical marijuana.
A rare bipartisan pot proposal died a quiet death in the U.S. House that would have reclassified marijuana so that national laboratories could conduct “credible research on its safety and efficacy as a medical treatment.”
State lawmakers in Ohio sent a proposal to the fall ballot on Tuesday that would ban constitutional monopolies, an effort with the potential to scuttle marijuana legalization in the state.
Medical marijuana has not been proven to work for many illnesses that state laws have approved it for, according to the first comprehensive analysis of research on its potential benefits.
Cannabist Calendar: June 2015 edition. From Hemp History Week to 420-friendly yoga classes to the Cannabis Carnival II at the Fillmore, here’s fun for your June.
A GOP-controlled Senate panel approved a plan to permit veterans to receive information about medical marijuana from their government doctors.
Pennsylvania medical marijuana: State senators voted Tuesday for a second time to send marijuana legislation to the House, where its future is murky.
It’s been a mammoth month for Texas marijuana. “In a business where it’s slow to do anything,” one state legislator told us, “we’ve gone light years in the last few months.” But will any of the Lone Star State’s cannabis legislation pan out in 2015? Cannabist columnist Neal Pollack reports from Austin.
The GOP-controlled House Thursday barely rejected a bid by supporters of medical marijuana to permit veterans to receive information about the drug from their government doctors.
An Evergreen resident is bringing a new business to the area: hemp farming. Brady Bell is operating Ambary Gardens out of the old Evergreen Nursery at 26479 Highway 74 in Kittredge, with the help of owner Steve Cohen.
