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.
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PTSD will join the list of conditions for which you can use medical marijuana, if Gov. Hickenlooper signs off
The state Senate on Tuesday approved a bill to make PTSD the 10th qualifying condition for medical pot. It heads to the governor's desk.
Just call it medicinal: A semantic defense of Colorado’s pot industry passes the state Senate
The Colorado Senate passed a bill Wednesday to allow pot growers and retailers to reclassify recreational pot as medical marijuana in the event of a federal crackdown.
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Mayor Hancock, Robin Kniech and Albus Brooks call Denver’s affordable housing proposal “modest”
Measured words in the North Denver Tribune from the three politicians working to pass a new affordable housing plan for Denver.
Real estate reads: brainbelts, developers for affordable housing and more
Three great real estate reads today: how research is driving development, who's supporting the new affordable housing plan and the latest "hot" neighborhood.
That affordable housing fund? It still has to clear a few hurdles.
"It isn’t going to discourage anyone from developing. It’s not going to impact anyone too much. That said, developers don’t like increased costs."