Marijuana changes advance in Colorado Legislature

Published May 5, 2014 10:55pm ET



DENVER (AP) — Colorado lawmakers neared agreement Monday on a series of marijuana spending and regulation plans, all modest proposals compared with last year’s splashy set of pot bills to regulate the state’s new industry.

Legislators finished work on legislation to adjust possession limits on concentrated marijuana such as hash, along with a bill to spend $10 million in excess medical marijuana fees to study the health effects of the drug.

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