New Denver business license allows customers to consume cannabis on site

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Cannabis has been legal in Colorado since 2014 and a new Denver business license now allows customers to smoke on site. NBC News’ Maura Barrett explains how the city is only accepting applicants whose families have faced marijuana-related convictions or those who live in low-income neighborhoods. April 20, 2022

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