Colorado Marijuana News

May, 2014

• 8 May

  Nevada Likely Next State to Legalize Recreational Marijuana

  Nevada soon hopes to follow in the footsteps of Colorado and Washington by becoming the next state to legalize recreational marijuana. ...

April, 2014

• 25 April

  More States Create Medical Cannabidiol Laws

  Scott Walker, governor of Wisconsin, signed a bill into law last Thursday which legalizes use of CBD (Cannabidiol) to treat children ...
• 17 April

  Nation’s First Marijuana Vending Machine to be Revealed in CO

  The first ever marijuana vending machine will make its debut in Eagle-Vail, Colorado later on this month. The machine goes by ...
• 17 April

  Kentucky’s Governor Legalizes CBD for Medicinal Use

  Steve Beshear, governor of Kentucky, has signed Senate Bill 124 into law that which will legalize CBD (cannabidiol) for those who ...
• 8 April

  2014 Denver 420 Rally Drawing Big Name Entertainers

  In an attempt to draw a massive crowd from all over, Colorado promoters have announced that Wyclef Jean and B.O.B. will ...

March, 2014

• 31 March

  420careers.com – Marijuana Jobs Rapidly Increasing

  420careers.com has announced that due to the massive expanse of the marijuana industry, jobs being offered in the marijuana industry are ...
• 26 March

  Utah Legalizes Marijuana for Epilepsy Patients

  The state of Utah has now made it legal for state residents suffering from severe epilepsy to buy medical marijuana oil ...
• 24 March

  New Poll: American Find Marijuana Less Harmful than Sugar

  It appears Americans now understand that consuming marijuana poses less harm to their health than the consumption of alcohol, tobacco or ...
• 18 March

  CO Overturning Old Marijuana Possession Charges

  There is good news coming out of Colorado for people who were arrested for marijuana possession dating as far back as ...
• 11 March

  Colorado’s January Marijuana Sales Revenue Revealed

  Recreational marijuana sales in Colorado have netted over 14 million dollars in January.  The revenue department announced that roughly $420,000 in ...