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Colorado State Patrol’s still looking for something as efficient as a breathalyzer for marijuana
"To be transparent, it's not going well," said Major Steve Garcia, training services branch commander for Colorado State Patrol.
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CU study: Federal researchers are studying less potent, diverse marijuana than what’s found in Colorado
CU study recommends The National Institute on Drug Abuse allow scientists to study all publicly available cannabis strains.
How a Trump presidency will affect energy policy in Colorado
What happens to a state version of the Clean Power Plan? The governor's office says it will have updates "in the coming months."
Colorado marijuana tourism could soon come with a little bit of education from the state
Cathy Ritter, director of the Colorado Tourism Office, told the Denver Post that Colorado.com could soon provide information about marijuana laws.
Former doper to open pot shop
Not that one. The other one. Floyd's of Leadville hosts a launch party Thursday.
The arguments against Colorado’s teen pot optimism
What about the kids who have dropped out of school? Who's surveying them?
Now the City of Denver has to try not to kill (and pay for) pot plants while moving them
Denver needs to find a new home for a grow operation as it buys up land for the National Western.