Colorado bill allowing THC beverages to be sold at grocery stores, restaurants pulled by sponsor

Colorado bill allowing THC beverages to be sold at grocery stores, restaurants pulled by sponsor

A Denver Democrat decided on Tuesday to pull a proposal that would have allowed beverages with tetrahydrocannabinol or THC to be sold at locations like grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues. THC is the psychoactive substance in cannabis, the chemical that gives people a high. Senate Bill 164 would have established a regulatory framework for […]

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