2014 Jan. 1: Retail sales of marijuana begin across the state in cities, towns and counties that allow it, from Telluride to Denver. The newly legal industry opens after more than 55% of Colorado ...

Investigators from the Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division ... 20 hours straight from Cincinnati to be in Denver for the first day of sales. Now that they’re here, Harris said, they ...

Question: Who can buy marijuana under Colorado law? Answer ... nine municipalities and seven counties are allowing retail sales. Denver is among them. The city has issued 34 retail marijuana ...

Colorado's marijuana sales decline has been driven ... according to the state Department of Revenue. Denver dispensaries have experienced a high rate of ownership turnover within the past year ...

The high inflation rate also impacted medical marijuana sales ... Denver, Arapahoe, Adams, Boulder and El Paso. The state also released a new dashboard which shares updates on the market in Colorado.

Recreational marijuana sales begin two weeks from Wednesday in Colorado. Pot for recreational ... Ean Seeb, who runs the medical marijuana company Denver Relief, won't be licensed to sell ...

Denver's standard municipal sales tax and the city's special taxes on retail marijuana. On top of their own local taxes, Colorado towns and counties allowing recreational sales collectively ...

Weed sales are cooling across Colorado, but the portion of sales ... "As cannabis sales drop, so do the tax revenues." Denver reports lower marijuana tax collection totals in 2022 compared to ...

Colorado property tax bills clear first committees Another newer program is the Herman Malone Fund. In 2022, 1% of the marijuana sales tax was allocated to help support businesses in Denver.

As Colorado Springs voters were approving ballot questions that propose both banning recreational marijuana establishments and authorizing retail cannabis sales ... we're not Denver, and we ...

Colorado property tax bills clear first committees Another newer program is the Herman Malone Fund. In 2022, 1% of the marijuana sales tax was allocated to help support businesses in Denver.