Gerardo Uribe is described by business associates as honest and professional, a “gentle soul” who methodically built a medical marijuana empire in Colorado ... VIP Cannabis logo — a cloud ...

This is not your father's weed. Colorado marijuana is nearly twice as potent as illegal pot of past decades, and some modern cannabis packs triple the punch of vintage ganja, lab tests reveal for ...

Lawmakers introduced a measure proposing a higher dispensary purchasing limit, bills addressing the state's declining pot tax revenue, and one effort to severely limit marijuana and psilocybin product ...

Cheba Hut, a Fort Collins-based chain whose marijuana and counterculture theme includes its name, logo and “toasted” sandwiches, is entering the Colorado Springs market with a restaurant on ...

Here's what you need to know about pot sales as a resident or visitor. Question: Who can buy marijuana under Colorado law? Answer: Colorado residents 21 and older can buy 1 ounce of weed.

In 2023, Colorado generated more than $1.52 billion, according to the Colorado Department of Revenue. In 2022, that number was greater than $1.76 billion, and in 2021, it was over $2 billion.

Welcome to canna-ful Colorado. Two Denver entrepreneurs with ties to the medical-marijuana industry have started the nation’s first marijuana tourism company. For several hundred bucks ...

Colorado became the first in the nation in 2012 to make the recreational use of marijuana legal. In the following year when recreational marijuana sales got underway, Colorado’s General Assembly ...

DENVER — Colorado is launching a major campaign to educate residents and tourists alike on how to responsibly use marijuana. The $5.7 million "Good to Know" campaign begins hitting airwaves ...

Colorado State Patrol, researchers consider possibility of a reliable marijuana breathalyzer 03:15 While there are technically marijuana breathalyzers on the market right now, neither researchers ...

The height of summer is here, and while many people come to Colorado to enjoy the beauty of its mountains, canyons, dunes, and hiking trails, marijuana tourism also draws many to the state.