Sorry bud-loving travelers, the Denver International Airport doesn't want you. The airport is the first city facility to ban possession of marijuana after a new law decriminalizing the drug. "We didn't want to impact other airports and other agencies, and we didn't want to facilitate transporting marijuana across state lines," an airport spokeswoman said. Other city ordinances have forbidden the display and transfer of marijuana in certain areas like parks and school zones.
Read it at The Denver Post
