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Businesses, governments scaling back on drug testing - Vimarsana News

Businesses, governments scaling back on drug testing

Since 1996, when California became the first state to legalize medical cannabis, the national landscape of drug use has changed dramatically. Now, medical cannabis is legal in 38 states and the District of Columbia. Last year, President Joe Biden signaled a new, softer federal government view of weed as well.

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Businesses, governments scaling back on drug testing - Vimarsana News

Businesses, governments scaling back on drug testing

With there being nearly 4 million more job openings than unemployed Americans, companies are rethinking how they screen new hires for marijuana.

State Supreme Court to hear case implicating constitutionality of 'red flag' law - Vimarsana News

State Supreme Court to hear case implicating constitutionality of 'red flag' law

The Colorado Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal that questions whether the House of Representatives violated the state constitution in enacting a landmark gun safety law, even though

Q&A with David Sabados | Political pro-turned-publisher takes papers hyper-local - Vimarsana News

Q&A with David Sabados | Political pro-turned-publisher takes papers hyper-local

Nearly three years ago, after losing a city council race in Denver's District 1 in the northwest part of town, veteran Democratic political consultant David Sabados decided to shift gears.

Colorado judge will resign after using the N-word, racist behavior - Vimarsana News

Colorado judge will resign after using the N-word, racist behavior

Colorado Supreme Court justices accepted the resignation of Arapahoe County District Court Judge Natalie T. Chase in a Friday order for racist behavior, workplace misconduct and name-calling toward a fellow judge. "You acknowledge that your use of the N-word does not promote public confidence in the judiciary and creates the appearance of impropriety," the court wrote to Chase in an unsigned decision. "Although not directed at any person, saying the N-word has a significant negative effect on the public’s confidence in integrity of and respect for the judiciary." Chase is a 2014 appointee o...