Colorado bill adding PTSD to medical marijuana list heads to governor’s desk
A bill to add PTSD to the list of Colorado's medical marijuana qualifying conditions is headed to the governor's desk.
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Colorado Supreme Court sides with Northglenn on local controls for marijuana licensing
Northglenn City Council—had the right to deny a medical marijuana license because the new dispensary was deemed superfluous, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday.
“The DEA has lost its moral authority”: Rep. Jared Polis pulls no punches in exclusive interview
Colorado Rep. Jared Polis talks with The Cannabist about marijuana policy, states' rights and why AG Jeff Sessions needs to 'get with the times.'
Denver 4/20 in the Trump era: Marijuana celebration or political rally?
Should organizers of 4/20 pro-marijuana events view this year as a chance to show strength or should they lay relatively low in the hopes of not attracting unwanted attention that...
While a cannabis drug discovery company waits for its “moonshot,” it develops Keurig-style coffee pods
GB Sciences Inc., formerly operating as GrowBlox Sciences, inked a deal with Kush Cups to produce and distribute a line of cannabis-infused coffees and teas in single-use pods for Keurig-style...
Colorado cannabis sales top $126M in February 2017 amid federal uncertainty
In February 2017, licensed Colorado marijuana shops brought in nearly $126.1 million in sales; it's the ninth month in a row sales have topped $100 million.
New federal bill would reschedule marijuana as Schedule III
The latest marijuana-centric bill before Congress would place cannabis as a Schedule III substance, a classification shared by Tylenol with codeine.
Hemp lawsuit in federal court alleges DEA overstepped on “extracts” rule
Lawyers representing the Hemp Industries Association and hemp businesses have filed an opening brief in a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals case against the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Thousands of Colorado medical marijuana patients caught in registry backlog
The Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry is in the thick of a 6- to 8-week backlog for mailed applications, affecting thousands of patients.
Map: How do state medical marijuana laws compare? Advocates give report card
The majority of U.S. states now have a medical marijuana law in place, but the laws don鈥檛 yet go far enough, a national medical marijuana patient advocacy group says. Americans...