Last fall, a research firm hired by the Colorado Tourism Office surveyed the state’s visitors and found that legal marijuana influenced vacation decisions for nearly half of the state’s ...

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

Nearly half of cannabis plant product labels in Colorado misstate the potency, according to a University of Colorado Boulder ...

Recreational marijuana is legal in Colorado, but can you travel with it? Here's what to know.

As of November 2020, the State of Colorado has updated marijuana laws pertaining to the possession and sale of Marijuana. Upon the legalization of ...

What to know about buying marijuana in Colorado Anyone age 21 and older may possess or consume marijuana, although you will need a valid form of identification such as a driver's license to verify ...

By The Way Marijuana is mainstream but weed tourism isn’t booming. Here’s why. Bus tours. Smoking lounges. Wake-and-bake drag brunch. Weed travel is growing but hasn’t yet reached its high.

Tourists in Colorado are more likely to end up in the emergency room with symptoms related to marijuana use than local residents.

DENVER — A company looking to cash in on all the marijuana-smoking visitors that come to tour Colorado is offering visitors a chance to rent a home where they can ...

Coda Signature, a multi-state edibles manufacturer founded in Boulder, has ended operations in Colorado, citing an underperforming cannabis market.

A bill introduced this legislative session aims to prohibit the sale of certain marijuana products to customers aged 21 to 25, and ban the production of psilocybin edibles for use in Colorado’s ...