Colorado Springs won’t revisit recreational marijuana sales after state Supreme Court decision — for now
In November, 54 percent of Colorado Springs voters voted to allow existing medical dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana within city limits. But following that vote, the Colorado Springs city council voted 7-2 in January to put the issue back on the spring ballot, with Councilmembers Nancy Henjum and Yolanda Avila voting against it.
Marijuana repeal off Colorado Springs' ballot after state Supreme Court stays out of the weeds
Colorado Springs agreed Thursday to remove the question repealing the recreational marijuana rules for the city after El Paso County District Court ordered they "take all actions necessary" to drop the question.
Members of the Colorado Supreme Court considered on Tuesday whether a decades-old limitation on medical malpractice awards ...
The Colorado Supreme Court has upheld the prison sentence of a Boulder man who was found guilty in 2018 of charges related to ...
The Colorado Supreme Court issued a pair of orders on Friday attempting to end the turbulence after an accidental disclosure ...
The companies’ attorneys will argue that greenhouse gas emissions released by oil and gas production from within the United ...
The Colorado Supreme Court waded into a contentious dispute on Wednesday about how trial judges should decide whether a ...
The University of Colorado School of Medicine has agreed to revise its scholarship policies after facing a lawsuit over discriminatory, race-based eligibility requirements. The lawsuit, filed by ...
A potential appeal in the U.S. Supreme Court continues to delay the state-level case against Robert Lewis Dear Jr., the man ...
A Weld District judge needs to take a series of measures to clarify the contents of a cellphone extraction and who has access to it after a pair of orders handed down last Friday by the Colorado ...
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