The bill is expected to return later in the year.

A bill that would open Colorado marijuana businesses up for public trading and lessen investment restrictions passed its first committee hearing in the state legislature Monday, March 4.

We’ve been thirsty for CBD-infused booze for some time now.

Those fat clouds might have to be blown outside from now on.

“I started when it was a one-shop, one-grow company, and through hard work and dedication, we’ve expanded to several shops and grows.”

Hancock says the “vast majority” of Denver’s pot businesses are complying and contributing members of Denver.

“This current attitude isn’t surrounded around compassion.”

The 62-year old organization is coming to Denver March 6 and 7 for its first ever conference focusing on medical marijuana.

The program is now permanent as city officials consider further updates.

The cannabis vaping lounge had just opened in late January

“Any new revenue source to the state is something that everyone is going to take a chunk of, if available.”

“We’ll focus our energy on our Boulder store.”

Want to connect with young voters? Talking with a famous rapper about pot seems like a good start.

“The purpose of CBD is not exclusively to treat some sort of health condition.”

That’s a lot of green.

Medicine Man even bred an exclusive strain for Longmont.

The bill has cleared the Colorado Senate and moved on to the House.

“We wanted to come up with — forgive the pun — an out-of-the-box solution.”

Congressman Ed Perlmutter finally got his “moment in the sun” to discuss marijuana banking.

Despite being fined only $50, Berke wants to keep this fight going.

The bill was withdrawn by the same state representative who introduced it two weeks earier.

It came down to the last month of the year, but 2018’s dispensary sales ultimately edged out the previous year’s total for Colorado. According to the state Department of Revenue, Colorado pot shops have now sold over $6 billion worth of legal marijuana since retail sales began on January 1, 2014…