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How Colorado lawmakers closed a $3 billion shortfall to balance the budget and why it led to tears
By John Frank Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Coronavirus fuels marijuana industry’s push for online sales, delivery in Colorado
By The Associated Press Business Primary category in which blog post is published
Charlotte Figi, the Colorado girl who inspired the CBD movement, dies following illness suspected to be coronavirus
By John Ingold Coronavirus Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado issues, like fracking and marijuana, divide the Democratic candidates for president
By Brian Eason Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
American pot is the gold standard. But Canada leads the export game — for now.
Canada has emerged as the dominant exporter in the burgeoning global trade of marijuana, which ArcView Market Research and BDS Analytics estimated at $14.9 billion in sales for 2019
Denver turned marijuana into money for after-school programs. Other cities are taking note.
In 2012 Colorado approved the recreational use of marijuana for adults, with a tax earmarking some funds for education
Illegal pot farms on public land in California and Colorado create environmental hazard
Colorado has had its share of large outdoor marijuana grows discovered on public lands
Cross-pollination between outdoor-grown marijuana and hemp is a budding conflict in Colorado, beyond
In Pueblo, the area of the state with the largest amount of outdoor-grown marijuana, the county regulators have been working to allow both hemp and cannabis cultivators to coexist
Greeley still shuns marijuana, but it’s starting to embrace hemp as a new cash crop
The growing popularity of CBD and recognition in the federal Farm Bill are prompting marijuana opponents to take a second look at its non-psychoactive cousin
Colorado’s top federal prosecutor says banks working with marijuana industry have “no carve out” from prosecutions
U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn says his office has never prosecuted a bank working with the legal cannabis industry -- or a pot business operating legally under state law, for that matter. But that doesn’t mean they are in the clear
Congress is weighing whether to give marijuana businesses access to banks. In Colorado, that’s already happening.
As many as 35 banks are already offering financial services to the legal cannabis industry in Colorado, the state’s Bankers Association says, but they’re doing so under hushed circumstances and strict federal oversight
Bill to give legal cannabis businesses access to banking passes U.S. House
U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter, D-Arvada, was one of the primary supporters of the SAFE Banking Act