Denver International Airport

Editorial: Allow medical marijuana at DIA

We understand banning recreational pot in the terminal area (pre-security) but are concerned people carrying weed as medicine could be punished unnecessarily.

Marijuana users fear repercussions with Douglas County ban

As Douglas County and the municipalities banned recreational marijuana right off the bat, those who wish to grow their own supply are nervous about getting raided, despite most police agencies saying they will be doing nothing special when it comes to enforcement of recreational marijuana use.

Kurt Britz checks Kristin Brinckerhoff's identification outside 3D Cannabis Center in Denver on Thursday, the second day of legal sales of recreational marijuana in Colorado. Brinckerhoff waited a day because, she said, "I just knew the lines were going to be out of control." (Photo By Craig F. Walker / The Denver Post)

Recreational pot’s smooth launch

Some public officials predicted unruly customers would fight over scarce supplies when recreational marijuana went live in Colorado. Others feared images of public toking would be beamed around the world.

Wyo. State Patrol: Don’t bring pot here

Marijuana is legal in Colorado, but the neighbors to the north sent out a reminder Thursday: “Do not bring your Colorado purchased marijuana into Wyoming.” The Wyoming Highway Patrol put out a media release saying troopers have “no plans to increase patrols on highways near the state line to look for those transporting marijuana…from Colorado,” but the drug remains illegal in Wyoming and violators will be prosecuted.

The world media turns to Colorado

The world’s media descended on Colorado this week, putting the state’s newly legalized recreational marijuana law in the spotlight. With the start of 2014, an initial burst of late-night comedy gags passed and the coverage turned more or less serious.

Customers lineup to buy recreational marijuana at 3D Cannabis Center in Denver on Jan. 1, 2014. (RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post)

Boulder residents travel to buy recreational pot

Cynthia Johnston, a legalization activist from Los Angeles staying with a cousin in Lafayette for the holidays, was the sixth person to buy legal recreational marijuana when it went on sale at 8 a.m.

Retail pot shops limited to Northglenn in Adams County

NORTHGLENN — The customer service at The Green Solution in Northglenn is top notch. Consumers enter a fragrant lobby where a receptionist fondly remembers most of their names before letting them into a secure room with dark wood floors and brightly lit cases filled with marijuana-infused products and gadgets for consumption.

No recreational pot in Boulder? (Of all places!) What gives?

Marijuana opened for business in Colorado on Jan. 1 — but not in Boulder County. More than a hundred state licenses for retail marijuana stores have been issued in Denver, but just one in all of Boulder County.

Teens and pot use: Parents, here's what you need to talk about

How to talk with teens about cannabis

Parents who have convinced their children that alcohol and tobacco are bad for them are likely struggling next with how to talk with their teens about marijuana — especially as it has become legal for adults to use recreationally in Colorado.

Colorado regulators vow improved oversight of recreational pot shops

State regulators sought to make their presence known Wednesday — the first day of recreational pot sales in Colorado — sending investigators across the state and patching together a makeshift system to ensure that inventory is being tracked as required.

Legal marijuana sales bring long lines to Colorado

Long lines and blustery winter weather greeted Colorado marijuana shoppers testing the nation’s first legal recreational pot shops Wednesday. It was hard to tell from talking to the shoppers, however, that they had waited hours in snow and frigid wind.

Mile high milestone: Pot fears were unfounded (column)

Denver City Councilman Charlie Brown predicted bad things for New Year’s Day and the world’s debut of legal recreational marijuana sales, fearing a press photograph of wanton dope smoking would stream across news wires and forever tarnish Denver’s image.