A proposed Colorado cannabis bill would be a game changer for folks who use cannabis and work at jobs that still drug test for marijuana.

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Two weeks ago, the state's Revenue Department revealed a new record that has been attained with the state's total yearly cannabis sales. The agency made this announcement on its website and across all of its social media platforms. The statement says that Colorado has crossed the $2 billion mark in tax and fee revenues. The state has also sold off about $12 billion in cannabis sales from the start of operations to date. The major record broken was the collection of $423 million in revenue from the total sales made throughout the year. In 2020, this total amount generated was $387 million (which was also a new record alert at the time).

Lax regulation and low barriers to entry have triggered cannabis’s explosive growth in Sooner State   OKEMAH, Okla. — Chip Baker surveyed a vast field on the outskirts of an old hay farm an hour east of Oklahoma City, his ponytail waving in the thick, humid air, his voice growing excited. “This is probably the largest […]

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Most people know that Colorado was one of the earliest adopters of lax cannabis laws. This is true, but it is also a very small part of the picture. Even though marijuana is legal in Colorado, there are still laws and regulations that everyone needs to follow to avoid finding themselves in hot water. Below

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