Weed Between the Lines

Cannabis grow ops might stink like pollution, but state research suggests we’re just smelling things

The Trump administration is aging me dramatically. It feels like this country has been in a perpetual state of chaos with the seemingly endless...

Experiences with edibles can vary wildly, even when following instructions on the box. Sure, some strains are headier than others, but researchers in Oakland,...

In 2013, Colorado voters passed proposition AA, permitting the state to charge a retail marijuana tax as a follow-up to 2012’s Amendment 64, which legalized marijuana in Colorado. The passing of Amendment 64 and the subsequent passing of Proposition AA were enticing ...

One of the most difficult issues in Colorado’s legal marijuana industry is the regulation of marijuana edibles. There is a risk that unpracticed (or...

What a long, strange trip it’s become, even though it’s just been a little more than a month...

The elephant in the room of all attempts by states to regulate marijuana is the current federal prohibition, which began in earnest under President Richard Nixon. Federal laws that make smoking marijuana a crime and a Justice Department dragging its feet under ...

In the week leading up to the end of the Second Regular Session of the State Legislature, two major pieces of marijuana legislation met...

The good news is that the ACLU is out with its latest study of racial disparities in marijuana arrests, and Colorado ranks 49th lowest...

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You still smoke weed? That’s adorable. How quaint...

In mid-November, just months into Brittney Griner’s nine-year sentence for criminal drug charges in Russia, the WNBA star was transferred to a penal colony to...