Colorado passes milestone for pot revenue

Posted online July 20, 2017 | 11:38 am

Colorado’s marijuana revenue is sky high.

Since legalized retail weed began selling in the state in January 2014, Colorado has pulled in $506 million in taxes and fees.

According to VS Strategies, a pro-legalization research company, the state has spent most of the tax money on schools.

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