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In advance of the upcoming 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26th,, the Chanda Center for Health, a local nonprofit organization that delivers and advocates for integrative therapy, primary care, and other complementary services to improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs for people with long-term physical disabilities,

Boulder does not need to lead on the issue of cannabis hospitality. It would be smarter to wait until we have the benefit of lessons learned from other places.

Three companies have applied for Denver's new marijuana mobile hospitality license, which allows people to legally smoke weed while riding a bus.

The heyday of marijuana sales in Colorado -- back in 2020 when recreational and medical sales topped out at a combined $226 million -- is a distant memory, as the states dispensaries struggle through an economic downturn, with sales plummeting and small businesses foundering.

Too much supply, not enough demand, plunging prices, a lack of cannabis tourism and more put pressure on marijuana market

For anyone in the Mid-Ohio Valley who senses the importance and urgency to act on climate change, these can be frustrating and discouraging times. Public offici

Concerned about the decline of bees and butterflies, Twin Falls residents started a pollinator council in 2019

Is driving while high really a normal occurrence these days? Native Roots Cannabis Co. recently partnered with RBI Strategies to research how often cannabis customers consume and drive.

Friday is Arbor Day, and people and organizations will be planting trees throughout the weekend.

Ten budding retail marijuana store owners are in various stages of preparing their premises to open for business after being selected in a March 30 lottery.