Dear Stoner: How much is too much for an ounce of weed in Colorado? Conversely, how cheap is too cheap? I'm a little new to this, and all my weed-smoking friends live in other states. Dear ...

Fueled by an increasing demand for potent, carefully grown marijuana, dealers are bringing product from Colorado and Washington state to the Midwest, where it can fetch as much as $800 an ounce ...

Pre-rolls and marijuana flower sold at roughly 40 Colorado dispensaries are being recalled after testing found the products ...

Adults over the age of 21 can buy and possess up to one ounce of marijuana at a time. Colorado residents over 21 may also grow up to six plants at home for personal use, "with as many as three ...

Marijuana purchased in Colorado should be kept in Colorado ... Adults can buy up to 1 ounce of marijuana at a time and may possess no more than 2 ounces. Having more than that can result in ...

Total cannabis sales in Colorado last year were $1.4 billion ... acknowledged that increasing the daily sales limit from one ounce to two ounces would help the businesses. Currently, people ...

The state allows adults over 21 to purchase up to two ounces of weed at a time — double Colorado’s 1-ounce limit. Edibles in New Mexico can be produced with higher dosages, too. Cannabis ...

Michigan's marijuana industry is besieged by falling prices, making strategic deals in states like Colorado ... to an average $109.88 for an ounce of flower in September, down 66 percent from ...

In Michigan, the pre-tax retail price for an ounce of cannabis is around $80, down from $516 when recreational sales began in 2019. And in Colorado, it's $40 for an ounce — cheaper than just an ...