marijuana
Final chance to vie for Aurora’s final pot shop license coming to an end
More than two years after the first recreational marijuana storefront opened in Aurora, the opportunity to apply for the city’s 24th — and final — pot shop license is ending.
Massachusetts Marijuana Site provides info for Massachusetts Marijuana use
Massachusetts, USA– The Massachusetts Marijuana Legalization Initiative was put on the November 8th, 2015 statewide ballot, and was approved with a 53.57% “Yes” vote. The provisions made as part of the initiative are set to go into effect on December 15th, 2016. In light of recent events, Massachusetts residents are in need of a comprehensive […]
The weed legalization train could get derailed, and here’s how
Weed is winning in the polls. But does that mean the federal government will let dozens of state pot experiments play out? Not in a long shot.
Alternately high-minded and disjointed looks at pot
Election? Major bummer, dude. But the big winner? Marijuana. New legalization measures mean that more than 20 percent of Americans now live in states where the recreational use of marijuana is, or soon is likely to be, legal.
Federal Heights voters approve sales of recreational pot by just 55 votes
Certainty has finally been brought to a ballot issue that for two weeks seemed less than certain: Federal Heights voters have approved recreational pot sales in this city of 12,000.
ATF doubles down on marijuana gun ban, adds more explicit warning to firearm purchase form
The federal government just doubled down on its efforts to keep guns away from cannabis patients and enthusiasts.
Colorado Springs party-goers robbed of marijuana
Colorado Springs police are looking for a suspect who robbed a group of party-goers of their weed early Sunday.
Bars can’t seek new Denver social marijuana use permits allowed by Initiative 300, state says
State licensing officials delivered a blow Friday to Denver’s Initiative 300 with a new rule that will keep bars and many restaurants from applying for social marijuana use permits.
Donald Trump’s pick for attorney general not fan of legal weed
The selection of Alabama Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions as the next U.S. attorney general could have major implications for the marijuana industry. Sessions is on record as saying marijuana is “dangerous” and should not be legalized.
Analysis: This blunder on California marijuana Prop. 64 could cost state millions
The voter-approved Proposition 64 had addressed taxes for recreational and medical marijuana, but the omission of a date has eliminated the tax on medical marijuana from now through the end of 2017.