2014

Chart: Colorado marijuana sales hit $700 million for 2014

• Colorado pulls in $76M in marijuana taxes and business fees for 2014
• ‘I couldn’t stop’: About 9 percent of marijuana users risk addiction
• Best of 2014: Here are 25 incredible true stories from Colorado & beyond
• The 10 news stories that defined cannabis’ biggest year to date
• The banking barrier for marijuana industry showing cracks
• Graphic: Colorado 2014 pot survey
• Poll: A year in, Coloradans share attitudes about pot
• Colorado cities and towns take diverging paths on recreational pot
• Best of 2014: The 15 most intriguing questions our readers asked this year
• After pot legalization, focusing on a new and transformed black market
• How legalization forced this weed grower out of his illegal business
• Pot tourism grows in Colorado even as officials refuse to endorse it
• Tourists account for 90 percent of marijuana sales in mountain towns
• Appetite for edibles in Colorado big surprise for recreational market
• Yes, convention attendees visiting Colorado are talking about legal weed
• Cannabis firms spreading the green around to other Colorado industries
• On the 2015 ballot: marijuana, again
• Colo. Gov. Hickenlooper would have reversed pot legalization if he could
• Denver ‘is not a stoner town,’ but cultural attitudes on pot are evolving
• Colorado’s first legal hemp crop comes in amid constraints by federal laws
• $573 million in pot sales: Here are 12 stats that define the year in marijuana
• More pot arrests at Denver schools, but no signs of increasing teen usage
• Colorado cannabis experiment puts state in global spotlight
• Pot growers’ quest: U.S. patent protection for cannabis seeds

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