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    A marijuana edible and a cup of coffee? That soon could happen in this Colorado city

    by Kurtis Lee, Los Angeles Times Jan 09, 2018 3 minutes

    DENVER - It's a common dilemma for cannabis customers in Colorado: Where to light up?

    Because state law bans public consumption of any kind - no puffing a joint in the park or bringing your own pot-infused granola bar to a restaurant for dessert - locals are restricted to their homes. And tourists, who also are barred from using marijuana in rental cars or hotel rooms, face a buy-it-don't-use-it paradox.

    But that soon could change. Denver officials last month accepted

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