Marijuana

The state of Colorado will be spending $6 million on a new marijuana education campaign with the theme 'Good to Know'. This is in contrast to to the condescending 'Don't Be a Lab Rat' idea that was implemented last year, and was aimed at attempting to keep teens away from using the drug.

It was only a matter of time before neighboring states blamed Colorado, Washington and other states for legalizing Marijuana. This will be an interesting court battle.

It was a case of something going terribly wrong, the result, a house explosion in Fort Collins Monday morning. Early reports indicate two men were attempting to make cannabis concentrates.

After 37 years working Colorado law enforcement, former police chief Greg Morrison now keeps busy selling T.H.C. brownies!

It is pretty commonplace these days to hear of people, your neighbors and others growing marijuana, but what are the growing regulations in Fort Collins? It's time to get the facts.

A second business in Fort Collins is now authorized to sell recreational marijuana. Infinite Wellness Center at 900 N. College Ave. became the second marijuana business within city limits authorized to sell recreational cannabis.

Beings that Colorado is one of two states to have legalized marijuana for recreational use, you'd think that we would also be one of the states that uses the drug most often, right? Well, kind of. A new map shows us the percentage of each state's residents who regularly use marijuana.

It seems as though everyone is trying to capitalize on Colorado's legal use of Marijuana. Along comes a friend of mine in Fort Collins that came up with a brilliant idea!

A Colorado man wants to use a former prison in the town of Brush to grow and sell marijuana. The prison closed in 2010.

Over two months after it was approved to start selling recreational marijuana in Larimer County, Flower Power Botanicals opened today (July 25) just north of Fort Collins’ East Mulberry Street at 1308 Duff Drive.

Recreational marijuana has been legal in Colorado for several months now; so how are residents feeling about it, now that it's actually happening?

We are just over seven months into what is one of the most controversial, yet lucrative, laws to take effect in Colorado, and even United States, history. Since marijuana became legal in the state at the beginning of 2014 experts have been studying, and released a new report on Wednesday (July 9).