Denver is expanding Alzheimer’s research through the efforts of local company MedPharm. The company plans to move forward with research efforts through a special Schedule I Researcher Licenses given specifically to the company by the Drug Enforcement Administration. “We’re interested in how cannabinoids affect the nervous system, the brain, and…
Denver recently legalized cannabis delivery and smoking lounges, after years of debate following Colorado’s early legalization. Now, the first business in the city looking to deliver has officially submitted an application. The business, Doobba LLC, applied for a no premise transport license and delivery permit. Their hope is to become…
CBD of Denver (CBDD) is a full-line CBD and hemp oil company, producing and distributing cannabis and CBD products in Switzerland, Europe, and the US. CBDD is focused on using equity to acquire profitable Swiss assets at attractive valuations to create value for its shareholders and is driven by a…
In honor of this very special, 4/20, semi-post-pandemic holiday week, the city of Denver has an exciting announcement. On Monday, Denver City Council approved cannabis smoking lounges. This exciting news coincided perfectly with the cannabis holiday, getting city residents excited for what is to come. There are already some businesses…
Which NFL fan base admits to smoking the most weed? A recent survey of almost 1700 NFL fans by the betting site, Lines.com, asked which fans get the most drunk or high for their teams’ game? Surprising, when you match up the highest scoring fans it does not necessarily go…
The City of Denver is considering a series of changes that would give more expansion opportunities to the marijuana industry. Video Rating: / 5
Denver’s process for auditing marijuana businesses is inadequate and has potentially cost the city countless tax dollars allocated for public service programs, the city auditor alleged Thursday. In a scathing new report, Denver auditor and certified public accountant Timothy M. O’Brien evaluated the city’s methods, strategies and standards for auditing…
Denver marijuana businesses have seen an increase in burglaries during the coronavirus pandemic as the cannabis industry continues to see an uptick in crime in the city, according to police. Allowed to continue operations as essential businesses, dispensaries and cultivations reported 10 burglaries in the first two weeks of April,…
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock changed course drastically Monday evening after announcing earlier in the day that liquor stores and recreational marijuana dispensaries would close across the city in an attempt to slow the spread of coronavirus. His office made a new announcement around 5 p.m. via Twitter, saying that liquor…
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Monday ordered residents to stay in their homes and announced that non-essential businesses such as liquor stores and recreational marijuana dispensaries would close across the city starting Tuesday. The closure will take effect at 5 p.m. Tuesday and continue through April 10. Restaurants and bars…