How one three-letter word in a new law will make Colorado marijuana enforcement harder
An "and" instead of an "or" in a new Colorado marijuana bill flings a monkey wrench in how the state enforces cannabis pesticide regulations.
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Former marijuana enforcement officer, entrepreneur indicted in massive Colorado trafficking ring
New indictment alleges businessman Scott Pack obtained 14 marijuana licenses and played a 'pivotal' role in massive trafficking ring broken up in March.
Canadian firm iAnthus makes $17.3M bid for spot in New York medical marijuana industry
A publicly traded Canadian firm that--has hopscotched across America making deals for cannabis companies now plans to acquire a firm poised to become one of New York's 10 medical marijuana...
Colorado marijuana sales in April 2017 top $125 million
Colorado marijuana sales in April 2017 top $125 million.
Colorado toughens up on home grows, boosts funding for black market enforcement
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed House Bills 1220 and 1221, which cap home-grow limits at 12 plants and allocate $6 million of marijuana tax revenue toward black market enforcement...
Fed appeals court quashes bids to unravel Colorado marijuana laws, but door still open for RICO suits
A three-judge panel for the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver on Wednesday largely upheld lower courtsā dismissals of several cases seeking to overturn major parts of Coloradoās...
After years of lobbying by veterans, Colorado adds PTSD as medical marijuana condition
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is now a qualifying condition for doctor-recommended medical marijuana in Colorado, after years of lobbying by veterans.
Report: Medical marijuana could poach more than $4B from pharma sales annually
If medical marijuana were legalized nationally for certain conditions, the pharmaceutical industry could lose more than $4 billion annually to the cannabis industry, a new study hypothesizes.
Denver 4/20 rally organizers receive 3-year ban after event left Civic Center Park trashed
Denver Mayor Michael Hancockās administration banned the organizer of this yearās 4/20 rally from hosting the event for three years citing a series of violations at the marijuana celebration.
Federal bills from Colorado legislators seek to shield state marijuana laws, open banking
Colorado federal lawmakers this week amplified efforts to protect state-enacted marijuana laws and cannabis businesses.