Fire safety group focuses on marijuana business
Fire codes adopted by various cities and states across the nation may soon have a chapter on cannabis cultivation and processing facilities, thanks to fire marshals and industry members in...
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Denver’s Great American Beer Festival turns 35 as craft beer settles into maturity
The Great American Beer Festival will kick off its 35th year this week with a record number of craft breweries pouring, a record number of beers vying for awards, and...
Marijuana edibles will look different in Colorado starting Oct. 1, among many new state rules
A push to raise safety awareness about Colorado marijuana edibles brings several new regulations starting Oct. 1, 2016.
“We don’t exactly know what to do with it”: Marijuana tourism still confounds legalized states
Tourism officials in several marijuana-friendly states say they're watching the industry closely while others are champing at the bit to make a move.
Colorado’s tourism office will soon start educating visitors about marijuana laws
Colorado tourism officials are not actively going to promote the state鈥檚 legal marijuana industry any time soon, but they are ramping up educational and informational efforts.
Colorado pot shops post record-breaking sales figures topping $122 million in July
Colorado's monthly marijuana sales notched an all-time high in July as shops sold nearly $122.7 million of medical and recreational cannabis.
Patent No. 6,630,507: Why the U.S. government holds a patent on cannabis plant compounds
The number has become internet-famous since the U.S. DEA opted not to reschedule marijuana, so what is it exactly?
Obituary: Plein air painting took Joellyn Duesberry — and her viewers — on grand adventures
Joellyn Toler Duesberry, of Greenwood Village, died Aug.5 from pancreatic cancer. She was 72.
Woman dies after being hit by train in Westminster
A woman who was walking along the railroad tracks in Westminster was struck and killed by a train early Saturday afternoon, according to the Westminster Police Department.
JeffCo sheriff’s office investigating anti-cycling grafitti along route of Red Rocks Gran Fondo
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is investigating anti-cyclist graffiti spray-painted along the route of Saturday's Red Rocks Gran Fondo event near Morrison.