Colorado Springs, recreational marijuana

Colorado Springs voters will vote on recreational marijuana — again — as leaders order new ballot measure
Colorado Springs voters will once again decide this spring whether recreational marijuana sales should be permitted in the state’s second-largest city — less than five months after
Colorado Springs voters will weigh in on recreational marijuana sales — again — in April
This will be the third time in less than six months that voters will be asked about allowing recreational marijuana sales.
Colorado Springs expected to vote on recreational marijuana shops, again
The Colorado Springs City Council voted 7-2 to put forth a ballot question about the sale of recreational marijuana in the upcoming municipal election.
Colorado Springs City Council votes to put recreational marijuana sales back on the ballot, some voters upset about repeal
On Tuesday, the Colorado Springs City Council voted seven to two to put recreational marijuana back on the ballot for April 1.
Key Colorado city aims to overturn voter-approved recreational marijuana
Colorado Springs will hold a special election to overturn a recreational marijuana legalization measure that voters approved in November.
A majority in Colorado Springs voted for recreational marijuana. Now, some City Councilors want a new vote.
Four months after City Council President pro tem Lynette Crow-Iverson said in September that City Council was “not a democracy,” the nine-member governing body for Colorado’s second-largest city was gearing up for another potential fight over just how democracy works.
Colorado Springs finally approved recreational marijuana. Could the new market be snuffed out before it starts?
COLORADO SPRINGS — Voters here chose to legalize recreational marijuana sales for the first time in the city’s history last fall, casting 22,372 more votes in favor than against Question 300 on the Nov.
WATCH: Colorado Springs residents will be voting on recreational marijuana again in April
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Colorado Springs City Council to decide whether to put recreational marijuana issue on ballot
Colorado Springs City Council will decide whether to put another recreational marijuana issue on April's ballot.
Recreational marijuana sales returning to Colorado Springs ballot
Prop. 123, which allows billions of dollars from the state land trust to be used for schools is set to expire and lawmakers ...
EDITORIAL: The City Council wants a fair vote on pot
Should Colorado Springs become a second-rate Denver? If no, then thank the Colorado Springs City Council for voting 7-2 ...