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Colorado State University is making great strides in its quest to study marijuana.

I normally don't like to take a political stance publicly, but I couldn't agree more with what this video on Colorado's recent immigration crisis has to say.

The states of Nebraska and Oklahoma continue to try, and you have to give them credit for that-- but will they really be able to stop marijuana sales in Colorado?

There is a place for your half-baked ideas to have eternal life on the internet (before you forget them). Here are five 'highdeas' for your post-4/20 blues.

Fort Collins police and other agencies in Northern Colorado released a hilarious warning on social media about the dangers of driving after smoking a doobie.

Only in Colorado (and three other states) can you write a story like this, so it still feels a little taboo. But four years after becoming legal, we think the time is right.

This year, April 20 (a.k.a. the biggest day for marijuana) lands on a super odd day of the week: Wednesday. Because of that, there aren't many activities to do aside from browse deals at head shops and eat lunch at Cheba Hut. (Aside from smoke pot, of course.)

To be blunt, driving while blazed is highly dangerous. In Colorado, it's a chronic problem, so tomorrow CDOT wants to deliver a PSA about the consequences.

On April 20, stoners in Colorado will partake in celebrating their favorite unofficial holiday by toking up together and uniting with like-minded herbal enthusiasts at reefer rallies, reggae concerts and other 420-themed events.

April 20 (a.k.a. marijuana's official holiday, because 4/20) lands on a Wednesday this year. And while it's obviously a big day for stoners, that doesn't mean non-stoners can't celebrate it.

In this day and age, there's not a lot that can surprise Coloradans when it comes to things people do to express their love for Mary Jane.

A cannabis-loving company is making it easier for stoners to not only store their stash, but keep its scent hidden from the world.