Roselle residents to vote Tuesday on allowing marijuana shops

Residents in Roselle can weigh in on whether to allow recreational marijuana sales in their community at a public hearing Tuesday at the Roselle Village Hall.

Residents to weigh in about allowing cannabis shop in Roselle
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Tuesday at 7.pm. the Roselle Village Hall hosts a public hearing for residents to vote on whether to approve recreational marijuana sales in their neighborhood.

Ordinance would allow more cannabis dispensaries into downtown Chicago

A new ordinance filed Monday would allow cannabis shops to move into the downtown exclusion zone, but Mayor Lori Lightfoot is against turning the area into “pot paradise.”

New state bill evens the playing field for Black entrepreneurs in cannabis industry
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State Rep. La Shawn Ford talks aout the benefits of a new state bill that would allow Black and brown entrepreneurs more access to the state's legal marijuana industry.

Kuma's Corner adds Delta-8 THC to menu

A Chicago area burger chain is adding some edible enhancements to the menu, so you can get a "high" while you dine.

Ascend Dispensary workers in Springfield vote to unionize, become 4th group to join

Employees at Ascend Dispensary in downtown Springfield voted to unionize Tuesday, becoming the fourth group to join the union for cannabis workers in Illinois since the state legalized pot in 2020.

Illinois pot shops embrace rush of 4/20 business
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Keevin Cox, district manager at Cureleaf, talks about safe and appropriate ways to celebrate 4/20 around Illinois.

Illinois weed sales hit new high of $109 million in March

Illinois pot shops reported sales of $109 million of recreational weed in March, shattering a record set earlier this year.

Marijuana sales generating millions in tax dollars for social programs in Illinois

Recreational marijuana sales generated $235 million in state taxes in Illinois last year. That money funded things like the Chicago Youth Boxing Club in South Lawndale. In Naperville, the city's three pot shops brought in as much in tax dollars as the entire downtown district.