Denver Excise News Today

Michael Diaz-Rivera was convicted of selling marijuana as a teenager in Colorado. Now, he wants to be Denver's top driver delivering weed legally.

The reward honors JARS Cannabis's work in sustainability, diversity and inclusion, equity, community engagement, and contracting with a minority-owned business.

As Colorado Springs voters weigh whether to legalize recreational marijuana sales, proponents are stressing the potential to collect millions in new city tax revenue and opponents have highlighted high costs

As Colorado Springs voters weigh whether to legalize recreational marijuana sales, proponents are stressing the potential to collect millions in new city tax revenue and opponents have highlighted high costs

According to the Colorado Department of Revenue, medical marijuana sales in the state in June 2022 were $19.2 million, down from $34.5 million in June 2021 — a 44% drop.

Despite grants and training programs, social equity businesses are struggling to survive.

She shared her thoughts about licensing with BusinessDen after being confirmed as the department head by the Denver City Council on Monday.

Two people died and two were wounded New Year’s Day in The Cabin Tap House at 1919 Blake St.

This week, mortgage lender Danielle Anderson is answering calls from Lima, Peru.

Their exits could signify a slowdown in city business and solidify the mayor's status as a lame duck.