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Teenage Marijuana Use Falling in Colorado, Lower Than National Average

Teenage marijuana use in Colorado has dropped considerably since the early days of recreational legalization, a new report shows.

Denver Tenants Want Stronger Enforcement of Rental Licensing Program

Denver So Many Roads Brewery Officially Closed

The controviersial Grateful Dead music venue and museum is no more after auctioning off its memorabilia. Founder Jay Bianchi is still in jail.

After Six Years, Denver Marijuana Lounge Finally Has City Permission

It's been a long and bumpy road for Tetra Lounge, but the RiNo cannabis lounge has finally secured city permission for outdoor cannabis consumption.

Dispensary Where First Ever Recreational Pot Sale Occurred Is Closed

The dispensary in which Colorado's first-ever recreational marijuana sale took place closed last fall. Ownership has moved the license to west Denver.

Denver Dispensaries Experiencing More Burglaries and Break-Ins

Everbloom stores have been targeted multiple times since December, according to the owner, and it's not the only Denver dispensary dealing with burglars.

Denver Dispensaries Hit by Multiple Burglary Attempts

South Denver dispensary the Herbal Cure experienced two separate break-in attempts over the weekend. Police say it wasn't the only store hit by criminals.

Feds charge Denver man in $8.5 million Airbnb scam involving fake listings, double bookings

Feds Charge Denver Man in $8.5 Million Airbnb Scam

Shaunik Raheja of Denver and Shray Goel of Miami were indicted on federal fraud charges connected to nearly 100 short-term rental properties in ten states.

Colorado's Marijuana Money After Ten Years of Legalization

Over $15 billion in sales, nearly $3 billion in tax revenue and a decade later, here are the numbers since dispensaries opened on January 1, 2014.