Meet Buck Angel, trans porn star and recent cannabis entrepreneur. His story helps explain why marijuana legalization has special meaning to the LGBTQ community.

Two star-crossed lovers from different countries hit a major roadblock in their plans to spend their lives together after a brief encounter with weed becomes an issue.

What does it mean to have a spiritual experience with marijuana? We visit a cannabis church and talk with a psychedelic therapist, and explore how more Americans are seeking enlightenment in surprising new places.

Up on a Colorado mountainside, Rob Trotter grows marijuana with a goal of producing as little waste as possible. It’s not easy. Cannabis cultivation tends to be a wasteful industry with a fairly large carbon footprint.

Texas-based satirist Neal Pollack — who’s written plenty of pot jokes over the years — reveals how he became addicted to marijuana, and what he’d tell people who don’t believe that’s possible.

Two people — a white woman and a black man — reflect on their own arrests for marijuana charges when they were 19, and walk us through how those convictions continue to affect their careers and lives today.

Marijuana’s history in the U.S. is complicated. Colorado Public Radio reporter Ann Marie Awad explains how cannabis became illegal — and how we got from there to the kickstart of the modern legalization movement. If nothing else, listen just to hear the phrase “jazz cigarettes.”

The criminal verdict was the culmination of a legal battle stemming from the church’s first 420 celebration. Steve Berke has to pay a $71 fine.

The case has wound through the courts after undercover Denver Police officers infiltrated a 4/20 celebration at the church in 2017.

Reparations is the idea that white Americans owe a debt to black Americans to compensate for slavery, Jim Crow and institutionalized racism.

Hickenlooper has managed to keep people guessing over the years about how he really feels about legal marijuana.

Sen. Cory Gardner declined to say whether Congress should take actions to protect the probe, while Sen. Michael Bennet directly criticized President Donald Trump.

Political newcomer Jason Crow took home a victory, and helped Democrats retake the U.S. House of Representatives, that previous Coffman challengers were unable to achieve.

Colorado has seen a spike in hate crimes and white supremacist activity, according to the Anti-Defamation League. But there’s no uniform way of reporting the issue.

Where is all the tax money from marijuana sales going? Here's a user-friendly breakdown of the state's marijuana revenue.

Vape & Play is only the second business in Denver to acquire a social consumption license since the program was approved by voters in 2016.