Marijuana

You may remember a story we did last month about the 19-year-old student, Levy Thamba, at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming who was visiting Denver on spring break and fell from a hotel balcony to his death after eating a pot laced cookie. Today we learned how much weed the cookie contained...

Just like beer, when it comes to marijuana, there is good stuff, and then there is the cheap stuff. And just as we do with beer, Colorado seems to have the leg up on the competition with our weed!

With recreational marijuana now legal in Colorado, it was only a matter of time before pot-themed businesses started popping up...

A short, but disturbing, video may very well take you aback.

What do you think of retail marijuana sales in Fort Collins?

If you just read the title of this article, there are two things that are sort of not true about it. One, the business I am referring to is just outside of Fort Collins city limits, but close enough. Two, Colorado state law says you have to be 21 to buy marijuana. Otherwise, it's true... Weed is officially invading Northern Colorado tomorrow!

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper previously said legal marijuana tax revenues would reach around $134 million.  Now, he's scaled back that number a bit.

They say that it isn't possible to overdose on marijuana and die, and there really have been no confirmed cases of this happening. But that does NOT mean that pot can't kill you!

Four months after Colorado decided to allow marijuana for recreational use, Larimer County will get its first pot shop. Yesterday (March 17th) county commissioners unanimously approved licenses allowing Choice Organics to grow and sell recreational marijuana.

As Colorado continues to figure out this whole legal pot thing this will be a continuing theme. The bills that went into law today (March 17) actually don't really affect consumers at all, but instead those in the marijuana industry.

With the passing of amendment 64 and the legalization of recreational marijuana, a lot of questions were raised about people that had been convicted of possessing small amounts of marijuana.Well, the Colorado Court of Appeals now says some of those convictions can be overturned.

I may not use marijuana, but I've always thought extra tax revenue is a good thing, especially with the economy the way it is.