First business where Denverites could legally consume weed has a hearing Friday — many others will watch closely

The Coffee Joint is the furthest along in the city of Denver's pilot process for licensing businesses and events to allow adults to consume marijuana in a public setting.

Trump voters who use marijuana say federal oversight change ‘first time they’ve felt let down’

Some fans of Trump and pot feel allegiances go up in smoke

DA hits Denver budtenders with felony charges for selling too much pot

Denver DA charges 10 budtenders for selling too much pot

Colorado surpasses last year’s marijuana revenue with two months still to go

The cannabis industry brought in $205.1 million dollars in revenue for Colorado from January through October 2017, according to the state.

Hawaii dispensaries to use Colorado debit app as state starts cashless marijuana sales

The Aloha State could be the first in the union to move away from cash sales for the legal marijuana industry by using CanPay, a Littleton-based debit app.

Denver looks at possible changes to marijuana taxes

Industry experts and city officials laid out Monday new ways Denver could tax marijuana customers and companies as part of the the ongoing search for rates that are high enough to bring in major money but low enough not to push people into the black market.

Proposal to keep Denver’s marijuana stores open later gets first green light

The ordinance would allow Denver marijuana businesses to stay open until 10 p.m. instead of 7 p.m.

Denver considers letting marijuana shops stay open until midnight

"Seven o'clock was somewhat arbitrary," Councilwoman Kendra Black said about Denver's current closing times. "It's really about convenience."

Colorado court says cops don’t have to give you your marijuana back

Colorado court says cops can destroy pot, not save it

Colorado moves to eliminate black-market internet pot ads

Weed on Craigslist? It's widely for sale in Colorado, but a bill moving through the state Legislature aims to crack down on folks who sell weed illegally using online ads.

Next on Denver’s cannabis to-do list: Home grows

Denver officials hope to unveil new rules for marijuana home grows during the first half of 2017.

Denver OKs public marijuana use after Initiative 300 passes narrowly

Denver voters decided to move Colorado's experiment of treating marijuana like alcohol another step forward.

CU study: Federal researchers are studying less potent, diverse marijuana than what’s found in Colorado

CU study recommends The National Institute on Drug Abuse allow scientists to study all publicly available cannabis strains.

Once the province of idealists and activists, legal pot is now a business interest

Alaska could have recreational marijuana sales before November

Denver wants to be the transportation city of the future. But first, about that highway.

"What I’m trying to find is a city that can live up to the hype," said U.S. Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx.