Marijuana Edibles Required To Undergo Potency Testing
The makers of marijuana edibles are required to undergo potency testing starting May 1.
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The makers of marijuana edibles are required to undergo potency testing starting May 1.
Federal prosecutors in Oklahoma say three Oklahomans, five people from Colorado and one from Illinois have been charged with conspiracy to harvest marijuana in Colorado for distribution in Oklahoma and other states.
A $100 million cash infusion to Colorado's public colleges and universities was signed into law Thursday by Gov. John Hickenlooper, along with lower tuition hike caps.
A Colorado plan to set up the world's first financial system for marijuana has cleared its first hurdle in the state Legislature, despite deep reservations from supporters that the plan will work.
A man who allegedly dragged a police officer while trying to outrun law enforcement was arrested.
A Castle Rock family was able to escape from their home overnight after the garage caught fire and was heavily damaged.
A man suspected of starting a hash oil explosion that damaged the apartment he was living in with his two children told police he learned about the process online.
Two men charged with helping launder money from Colombia to buy a marijuana grow house have been granted bail.
A familiar face helped students at a Denver elementary school celebrate the makeover of their library.
A former youth pastor has pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of children and stalking. Jason Roberson faces at least a decade in prison when he is sentenced.
A man who killed three people outside the town of Rye in November 2013 and then set fire to a home has pleaded guilty. A judge immediately sentenced Harry Mapps to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock marked the first year of civil unions in Colorado with a reception for gay couples at the city's clerk and recorder office.
A man who admitted to smashing his car into a crowded bus stop on East Colfax Avenue and then fleeing is going to prison.
A Colorado proposal to seal the criminal records for some minor marijuana convictions has failed.
It can be easy to take the little things in life for granted, but one man manages to keep a positive outlook, despite having so many of the little things taken away from him.
