Posts tagged with cold crush
A place called the Coffee Joint wants to be Denver’s first pot club
Nobody loves a pun quite like marijuana business owners.
Former Denver Nugget Al Harrington has become a cannabis entrepreneur in his post-playing days
In a 15-minute documentary released Wednesday with Uninterrupted, Harrington discussed what got him into the cannabis industry.
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Budtenders say that weed kills pain. Now scientists are taking it seriously
Some studies have linked legalization to a decline in opioid overdoses, but there's a lot we don't know. New research aims to answer these questions.
The legal arguments over Denver’s 4/20 are like “Parks and Rec” without the jokes
If the charges against Miguel Lopez are upheld, he'll be banned for three years and lose his "priority" right to run the 4/20 rally in Civic Center Park.
The Green Solution finds new home for former KS 107.5 morning show hosts
Larry Ulibarri and Kathie J started live broadcasting "Larry & Kathie J's Blazin' Hit Radio" from The Green Solution Studios on Monday.
Elsewhere: While Colorado bars those with drug felonies from the pot business, Oakland opens a door
Due to state laws, Oakland's regulations could not be copied in Denver where the industry is dominated by white men.
Prescription painkillers were making Eben Britton “feel insane,” so the ex-NFL player turned to cannabis products
For some ex-pro athletes, the 420 Games represent a chance to share their experiences of using cannabis to successfully treat pain.
Why are federal officials seeking out anti-pot opinions in Colorado Springs?
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is an opponent of legal marijuana, and there's been speculation since his nomination about what that will mean for Colorado.
Dr. Bronner’s wants to help you find organic marijuana in Colorado
The company will be the primary seed-round funder of the Cannabis Certification Council, a nonprofit venture with roots in Denver and Portland, Ore.
Report: Denver-area marijuana companies pay more for warehouses, mainly concentrate in four places
Marijuana facilities in the Denver metro area only make up 2.9 percent of the total warehouse inventory, but they have driven up prices.
Weed researchers find getting a little high is better than getting really high
Study participants went through a mock job interview while watching themselves on video, then had to count backwards by 13s from a five-digit number.
Marijuana addiction is not just in your head, as explained by two doctors and David Foster Wallace
Plenty of people have continued to use even while saying that they should quit. That's the definition of substance-use disorder.
What will be Cold Crush’s new neighbor in RiNo?
ArcWest Architects has proposed using the space at 2706 Larimer St. for the restaurant American Bonded and offices.
The NFL Players Association doesn’t think it can get relaxed cannabis rules without giving something up
Cannabis remains on the NFL's banned substance list.
Marijuana isn’t attracting homeless people to Denver or Colorado, according to “best data we have”
He said it's an area that needs more research to have a definitive answer, but all the evidence to date is that it's not happening.
If the feds crack down on Colorado pot businesses, local police would be able to help
A defeated bill would have prohibited public employees from assisting federal agents in "arresting a Colorado citizen for committing an act that is a Colorado constitutional right."
