Just yesterday, we heard a story from Washington state about the troubles those who run marijuana dispensaries face when trying to find a bank. Now, Colorado lawmakers have approved the creation of the nation's first financial system catering to the marijuana industry.
Here with more is Colorado Public Radio's Ben Markus.
Colorado lawmakers OK nation's first financial system for pot industry
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