Broomfield Moves Forward With Pot Sales, Rejects Local Potency Limit
Two late pushes to limit the THC content in dispensary products failed.
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Polis Signs Bill Establishing State Social Equity Marijuana Fund
“It’s not enough to start, but what it’s allocated for is an honorable gesture in the right direction.”
Perlmutter Hopes Ninth Year’s a Charm for Marijuana Banking
Since 2013, Perlmutter’s been trying to pass federal protections for marijuana banking.
Black and Brown Marijuana Businesses Owners Want Representation
The Black Brown and Red Badged network represents Black and Brown cannabis business owners.
Colorado Weed Prices Start Falling Back to Earth
The decline comes after almost a year of rising retail prices amid the pandemic.
Denver Council Committee Moves Pot Delivery, Hospitality Bills Forward
If approved, marijuana delivery would likely come to Denver this summer.
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Recreational Marijuana Delivery Ready to Launch in Colorado
It took nearly two years to come to fruition, but recreational marijuana delivery is finally taking shape.
Are Dispensaries Finally Nearing the Liquor Store Model?
Wholesale growers are turning potheads into sneaker-heads who are willing to pay for hype.
Marijuana Cultivation Workers in Denver Push for Unionization
Colorado was the first to legalize pot, but industry workers haven’t unionized yet.
Proposed Initiative Would Raise Marijuana Sales Tax 5 Percent for Education
The program would derive around $90 million from raising marijuana sales tax.
Marijuana Sales Off to Record Start in 2021
Medical and recreational marijuana sales both hit individual high points in January.
Grand Junction to Vote on Retail Marijuana Sales in April
One of the Western Slope’s largest cities and a popular stop for road travelers on I-70 and Route 50, Grand Junction has never allowed recreational marijuana sales and has banned medical dispensaries since 2010.
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Apothecary Farms’ Brent McDonald on Marijuana Marketing and Oklahoma’s Potential
Advertising laws surrounding cannabis are highly restrictive, while Google, Facebook and Instagram continue to ban cannabis companies from advertising.
Lawmaker Wants to Change New Marijuana Delivery Program
Less than a year before it’s fully up and running, Colorado’s marijuana delivery law is the target of change by a state legislator.
Denver Considering Permanent Dispensary Drive-Thru, Walk-up Windows
The services were introduced at the start of the pandemic.
CDPHE: Most Cannabis Employees Will Wait for COVID-19 Vaccinations
The CDPHE’s current vaccination rollout doesn’t explicitly list marijuana industry employees.
Colorado Bill Proposes Raising Pot Possession Limit, Sealing Records
Colorado’s current state marijuana possession limit for adults is 1 ounce, and 2 ounces for registered medical marijuana patients.
Are Cannabis Stocks the Real Deal, Another GameStop or Something Else?
Cannabis stocks are also riding the retail investor wave.
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Marijuana Taxes Fund Aurora’s $41.9 Million Rec Center
The building will be Aurora’s sixth public rec center, and the second funded by marijuana revenue.
Colorado Marijuana License Holder Charged With Business Front to Illegally Sell Pot
Where did all that legal pot go?
Arzelle Lewis Had a Game Plan for His Father, Starting With Clemency
In the long run, defense always wins
NoCo Hemp Expo Plans Return to National Western Complex in March
After going virtual in 2020, the NoCo Hemp Expo will be at the national Western Complex in March.