Pot shops face obstacles to serve young medical marijuana patients

Changes ahead for Colorado recreational marijuana

Only six months old, Colorado’s recreational marijuana industry starts a transformation Tuesday that could add hundreds of new pot businesses to the state and reconfigure the market’s architecture.

(Dixie Elixirs and Edibles)

Colorado cannabis company Dixie is taking its pot-infused edibles national

Dixie Elixirs and Edibles is already one of the biggest names in Colorado’s bustling marijuana marketplace, where its popular marijuana-infused drinks, candies, tinctures and topicals are sold throughout the state. But now the company is eyeing other states and even Canada.

Pot banking: Colo. co-op plan signed into law

Pot banking: Colorado co-op plan signed into law

Seeking to move marijuana businesses away from cash-only operations, Gov. John Hickenlooper signed legislation Friday that tries to establish the world’s first financial system for the newly legal industry in Colorado.

Marijuana co-op finance bill refuses to die in Colorado statehouse

Marijuana co-op finance bill refuses to die in Colorado statehouse

A late bill to create co-ops to finance the marijuana industry has come back from a near-death experience. House Bill 1398 got off to a strong start Thursday in the House Business Committee, only to get gutted late that evening in the House Finance Committee before House Appropriations restored the original version Friday morning and sent the measure to a vote on the House floor.

(Denver Post file)

Colorado slows pursuit of medical marijuana crackdown

Colorado appears to be giving up on its effort to crack down on medical marijuana growers who are using a legal loophole to grow high numbers of pot plants without the kind of oversight faced by commercial growers.

Colorado 4/20 events guide

UPDATED: 47 ways to party in Colorado on 4/20 in 2014

So what’s happening on 4/20 in Colorado? A lot — so much that you might need this handy Colorado 4/20 guide. We’ve been keeping a running list of happenings, and we’ll keep this updated.

New details emerge on Colorado marijuana operators raided by feds

Colorado raids: New details emerge

The federal government has identified a dozen people in the ongoing investigation stemming from November raids on Colorado medical marijuana businesses. All but one is connected to a chain of five medical marijuana dispensaries and about a half-dozen marijuana grows controlled by Gerardo Uribe, his relatives or associates, records show.

Editorial: There's a reason Amendment 64 gives employers zero-tolerance option

Tweetcap: Who said what at Denver Post pot forum?

“If it’s weed, it leads,” Denver city attorney Scott Martinez said in his opening statement at The Denver Post Marijuana Forum on June 17. Here are some of the more interesting take-aways from the event.

Vape and Play opens as Denver’s second marijuana-use business

After years of planning and debate, tourists and Denverites have a new place to use marijuana in Denver. Vape and Play opened this month as the city’s second “social consumption” spot, and its owners hope to establish a national model.

Jerred Kiloh, owner of the Higher Path medical marijuana dispensary and head of the United Cannabis Business Association

Weedmaps ads for unlicensed marijuana shops roils California market

“That’s Weedmaps’ business model, to confuse the difference between legal and illegal,” said Jerred Kiloh, a licensed dispensary owner in Los Angeles. “It’s an unfair playing field. They are pitting us against each other.”

Drive thru marijuana

Now available in Vegas: drive-thru weed

The Nuwu Cannabis Marketplace offers fast food-style drive-thru on tribal land near downtown Las Vegas , including 15 popular flower, edible and concentrate products.

Alcohol Goliath pours $190M into Canadian cannabis company

The terms of the deal include an option for Constellation, owner of brands including Corona and Svedka, to increase its future ownership interest in Canopy Growth Corp. to nearly 20 percent, officials told The Cannabist