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How will the new rules released for the Colorado marijuana industry affect consumers?

Changes to the rules governing Colorado’s marijuana industry go into effect Jan. 1, including a groundbreaking path for in-state cannabis research.

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Colorado budget proposal calls for new task force to target illegal marijuana ops

Colorado aims to establish a state law enforcement unit dedicated to investigating and, ideally, eradicating illegal marijuana grow operations that have cropped up throughout the state.

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Gov. Hickenlooper suggests pot-tax recipients pay for special session – GOP leader calls it “one of the worst ideas”

Gov. Hickenlooper opens the door to calling the special session off if Republicans would publicly commit to addressing the pot-tax error by the end of January.

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Colorado lawmakers remain divided on whether you can smoke marijuana on your front porch

The question about where you can consume marijuana in Colorado continues to stress lawmakers, even as the state approaches five years of legalization.

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Colorado leaves police free to help with pot crackdown

Colorado law enforcement officers are free to help in a potential federal marijuana crackdown.

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Dispute over marijuana taxing authority in Colorado may continue — despite state bill designed to defuse it

Lawmakers are expected to pass a bill Monday to stop a standoff over local marijuana taxes, but that may not stop a protracted legal battle between Adams County and three of its cities from winding up at the state’s high court.

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Colorado lawmakers urge governor to step in on medical marijuana registry backlog

Three Colorado legislators are calling on Gov. John Hickenlooper to intervene in the state’s medical marijuana registry backlog, an issue that one lawmaker says is a matter of “life and death.”

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Medical marijuana for PTSD legislation heads to Colorado House for debate

Colorado legislation to add PTSD as a qualifying condition for medical marijuana is headed to the full House. Rep. Jonathan Singer, D-Longmont, who co-sponsored the bill with Sen. Irene Aguilar, D-Denver, said he anticipates “a bumpy but positive outcome” for Senate Bill 17.

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Colorado governor suggests he may veto pot clubs bill without changes

Gov. John Hickenlooper on Wednesday expressed reservations about two major pieces of marijuana legislation in Colorado — in one case citing concerns about the Donald Trump administration’s potential crackdown.

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Marijuana delivery to your home could be reality under new Colorado legislation

A bill introduced this week in the Colorado Senate, SB 192, would open the door for home-delivered recreational and medical marijuana in the state.

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