Colorado Springs City Council changed details of marijuana law from a 1-mile to 1,000-foot buffer zone
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Colorado Springs City Council members approved a change to the city's marijuana ordinance on Tuesday. Previously, the city council approved an ordinance implementing a one-mile buffer zone between recreational cannabis shops and schools, daycares, and treatment facilities.
Colorado Springs To Move Forward With Legal Marijuana Sales Even As Some City Leaders Plan Renewed Ban
There’s a high level of dissonance between the Council and what the voters really want in this city.” By Alexander Lekhtman, Filter The Colorado Springs City Council has passed an ordinance to allow the city’s marijuana legalization measure to move forward as intended,
Colorado Springs revisits recreational marijuana sales after voters pass competing ballot measures
Months after Colorado Springs voted to pass Ballot Question 300, allowing recreational marijuana sales in the city for the first time, city council members are considering putting the contentious issue back on the ballot in April.
In November, Colorado dispensaries sold a grand total of $109.2 million, including $97.3 million in recreational sales and ...
The DEA rejected a September request from Colorado officials to participate in the United States' historic marijuana ...
Law enforcement swarmed an old Maggie's Farm building off Nevada Avenue on Thursday. Officers surrounded the building ...
Pro-cannabis groups allege with new evidence that the agency has actively shown an "unalterably closed mind" toward marijuana ...
COLORADO SPRINGS — Colorado Springs voters passed Ballot Question 300 in November. It allows current cannabis businesses that sell medical cannabis in Colorado Springs to opt into selling ...
In more than a decade since Colorado voters legalized recreational marijuana for adults, state officials have come up with a ton of ideas for delivering cannabis-cautious public health messages ...
Attorneys for a cannabis company and advocacy group that are set to testify in the Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) marijuana rescheduling hearing process beginning this month say new evidence ...
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