Illinois Adult-Use Cannabis Sales Top $37 Million in April
The business of recreational cannabis in Illinois is booming. >View original article Author: A.J. Herrington
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COVID-19 Delays Illinois Cannabis Licenses
State officials announced the delays this week. >View original article Author: A.J. Herrington
Illinois Pot Taxes Supporting Rural Pharmacies During Outbreak
Tax money from cannabis sales are going towards helping those in rural areas. >View original…
Illinois Recreational Cannabis Sales Topped $35 Million in March
Last month, adult-use marijuana sales in Illinois continued to surge. >View original article Author: Thomas…
Illinois House Rep Asks For Urgent Passing of Cannabis Home Delivery Legalization
A House representative from Chicago is urging the passing of a home delivery bill she…
Some Illinois Pot Shops Closing Up Voluntarily During Coronavirus Pandemic
At least eight recreational shops are taking a beat in the wake of the pandemic….
Illinois Allowing Curbside Medical Marijuana Sales Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
Illinois is trying to reduce the amount of the new virus transmissions in dispensaries. >View…
Illinois sells $1 million in legal cannabis—per day
Gov. Pritzker reports $39 million in cannabis sales in January. The post Illinois sells $1…
Could Oregon Cannabis Solve Illinois’ Supply Shortage? Maybe in the Future.
The limited supply of recreational marijuana at the beginning of Illinois’ adult-use market was expected…
Frustrated With Shortages, Some Illinois Medical Marijuana Patients Begin Growing Their Own at Home
HICAGO — Worried by widespread shortages of products at Illinois cannabis stores, medical marijuana patient…
Illinois’ Recreational Weed Sales Near $75 Million In First Two Months
The first two months of legal adult-use cannabis sales have been massively successful in Illinois….
Illinois Nets Over $10M In Cannabis Tax In First Month Of Retail Sales
Less than three months into Illinois’ new legal adult use cannabis market, the state says…