Independent cannabis transporters push for state funding

Solutions are on the way for Illinois third-party licensed cannabis transporters who are in need of funding and legislation.

Independent cannabis transporters push for state funding
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State Representative La Shawn Ford stood with activists to urge Illinois lawmakers to begin accepting transporter applications for social equity grants.

'Miracle in Mundelein': Chicago suburb hosts first music fest where people can (legally) smoke pot

Of course, people have been getting stoned at music festivals for a really long time. But in the past, they've at least had to pretend to hide it. However, at Miracle, they are being provided with “dab bars" (with electronic rigs to consume concentrate) and “rolling stations" (with complimentary grinders, lighters, papers and rolling trays).

US health agency recommends loosening federal marijuana laws

Rescheduling marijuana to a Schedule 3 drug would reduce or potentially eliminate criminal penalties for possession.

Safe Banking Act offers hope for diverse ownership in Illinois' booming cannabis industry

There are currently 30,000 employees in the state of Illinois who work in the multi-billion-dollar cannabis industry. Yet for people of color, positions at the very top of the booming business are all too often out of reach.

Peoria man faces deportation for growing 5 more marijuana plants than the legal limit

Five more marijuana plants than the legal limit could be enough to get a 53-year-old permanent U.S. resident expelled from the country, according to the man and his lawyer.

Son fatally stabbed father in Glenview during argument over marijuana: prosecutors
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?I am a murderer,? a man with blood on his clothes and hands told Glenview police, after fatally stabbing his father over an argument about marijuana at their home on Monday, prosecutors said.

Darien marijuana dispensary delays opening
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High Haven marijuana dispensary in Darien is now expected to open at the end of August.

Chicago medical marijuana firm cancels $2 billion merger
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Cresco Labs will not team up with Columbia Care after the Chicago-based medical marijuana company called off the $2 billion merger on Tuesday. The agreement would have also included a $155 million spinoff to music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs.