New marijuana dispensary opening just 400 feet from Wrigley Field in Chicago
'Sunnyside Wrigleyville' marijuana dispensary has 21 checkout counters, which the company says will allow them to handle thousands of customers on days when Wrigley Field is packed with baseball fans or concert goers.
'Sunnyside Wrigleyville' marijuana dispensary has 21 checkout counters, which the company says will allow them to handle thousands of customers on days when Wrigley Field is packed with baseball fans or concert goers.
Indiana US Senate candidate vows to work to legalize marijuana nationwide
"Yeah, I went to a Grateful Dead show at Wrigley Field and I smoked weed," said Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. "Indiana is woefully behind on this."
"Yeah, I went to a Grateful Dead show at Wrigley Field and I smoked weed," said Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. "Indiana is woefully behind on this."
Illinois reports almost $1 billion in recreational marijuana sales so far this year
Recreational marijuana has become a cash cow for Illinois.
Recreational marijuana has become a cash cow for Illinois.
Medical marijuana card applications up 30% in Illinois during pandemic
Illinois' medical cannabis industry got a big boost last year during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Illinois' medical cannabis industry got a big boost last year during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Medical marijuana card applications up 30% in Illinois during pandemic
Illinois' medical marijuana industry got a big boost last year.
Illinois' medical marijuana industry got a big boost last year.
$10M cash, 500K marijuana plants seized in Bay Area's largest-ever bust
Alameda County Sheriff's Office detectives say they've recovered upwards of $10 million in cash, 100,000 marijuana plants, and 6 tons of processed marijuana valued at $40 million in the largest-ever marijuana bust in the history of the Bay Area.
Alameda County Sheriff's Office detectives say they've recovered upwards of $10 million in cash, 100,000 marijuana plants, and 6 tons of processed marijuana valued at $40 million in the largest-ever marijuana bust in the history of the Bay Area.
City Council votes in support of marijuana sales downtown
The City Council voted in favor of shrinking the downtown "exclusion zone" and relax zoning requirements for cannabis businesses all over the city.
The City Council voted in favor of shrinking the downtown "exclusion zone" and relax zoning requirements for cannabis businesses all over the city.
Glen Ellyn votes 'no' to recreational marijuana sales
Recreational marijuana sales will not be coming to Glen Ellyn.
Recreational marijuana sales will not be coming to Glen Ellyn.
Glen Ellyn votes 'no' to recreational marijuana sales
Statewide marijuana sales reached just under $122 million in August.
Statewide marijuana sales reached just under $122 million in August.
Chicago community group receives nearly $2M from cannabis tax revenue
Cannabis sales in Illinois are helping local community groups.
Cannabis sales in Illinois are helping local community groups.
Plan to bring more pot shops downtown advances to full City Council
A plan to bring more pot shops to the downtown area is now moving to the full City Council.
A plan to bring more pot shops to the downtown area is now moving to the full City Council.
Plan to allow more pot shops downtown advances to City Council
The full City Council will take up the plan next week.
The full City Council will take up the plan next week.
Illinois to hold another cannabis license lottery after data error
The six applicants were wrongly denied because of a data entry error, according to Toi Hutchinson, the Governor's senior cannabis adviser.
The six applicants were wrongly denied because of a data entry error, according to Toi Hutchinson, the Governor's senior cannabis adviser.
Extra cannabis lottery planned in Illinois to give applicants fair shot
Wealthy, clouted, white male applicants also won a significant portion of perfect scores, instead of the Black and Latino applicants who were meant to get an advantage as “social equity” applicants from areas hurt by the war on drugs.
Wealthy, clouted, white male applicants also won a significant portion of perfect scores, instead of the Black and Latino applicants who were meant to get an advantage as “social equity” applicants from areas hurt by the war on drugs.
New Illinois bill would change workplace marijuana rules
State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Highwood) talks about his new bill which would prohibit Illinois workers from getting fired for only having a low-level positive result on a marijuana test.
State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Highwood) talks about his new bill which would prohibit Illinois workers from getting fired for only having a low-level positive result on a marijuana test.
Weed sales in Illinois hit record high in July
Recreational marijuana sales in Illinois hit a record high in July with over $128 million, with Lollapalooza providing a big boost.
Recreational marijuana sales in Illinois hit a record high in July with over $128 million, with Lollapalooza providing a big boost.
Illinois reports winners of 55 marijuana licenses in lottery
There are 55 winners of Illinois’ lottery for licenses to operate marijuana retail stores officials said Thursday, but the licenses can’t be awarded until a judge rules on a challenge to the process.
There are 55 winners of Illinois’ lottery for licenses to operate marijuana retail stores officials said Thursday, but the licenses can’t be awarded until a judge rules on a challenge to the process.
More than 2,500 pounds of marijuana seized at US-Canada border in Detroit
Customs and Border Patrol agents in Detroit found 2,583 pounds of marijuana in a semi-truck at the U.S. and Canada border.
Customs and Border Patrol agents in Detroit found 2,583 pounds of marijuana in a semi-truck at the U.S. and Canada border.
Local dispensary offering marijuana menu to pair with Lollapalooza genres
Lollapalooza runs from this Thursday through Sunday and a local cannabis dispensary has a special offer.
Lollapalooza runs from this Thursday through Sunday and a local cannabis dispensary has a special offer.
New Illinois laws: Gov. Pritzker signs 4 bills into law Thursday
Gov. JB Pritzker signed four bills into law Thursday, including one that makes Illinois the first state in the nation to ban police from lying to children during interrogations.
Gov. JB Pritzker signed four bills into law Thursday, including one that makes Illinois the first state in the nation to ban police from lying to children during interrogations.