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Illinois: Page 19
Illinois to ‘Review Questions’ Raised About Licensing Process Before Setting Date for Cannabis Dispensary License Lottery
A group of companies behind unsuccessful licensing bids have filed a lawsuit against the state after regulators advanced 21 applicants to the lottery for 75 dispensary licenses.
Illinois Lawsuit Lashes Out at ‘Politically Connected’ Licensing Process
After the state advanced 21 applicants to the lottery for 75 cannabis dispensary licenses, unsuccessful candidates fired back.
Nebraska Supreme Court Takes Up Challenge to Medical Cannabis Ballot Initiative, Nevada Judge Rules State Can Proceed with Dispensary Licensing Process: Week in Review
The Nebraska Supreme Court heard arguments this week to determine whether a ballot initiative to legalize medical cannabis can go before voters in November.
21 Cannabis Dispensary Applicants Included in Lottery to Award 75 Licenses in Illinois
The applicants included in the lottery all qualify as social equity applicants, but some who were disqualified are criticizing the state’s selection process.
Green Thumb Industries CEO Ben Kovler on Nevada Expansion, Building American Cannabis and the War on Drugs
“We start with the consumer. The business is built for the American consumer. That’s where we stick, and that’s where we see a ton of momentum,” Kovler said.
A Conversation With Tommy Chong
In this interview, Chong, counter-culture legend and industry veteran, shares details on his new retail venture, offers his advice for others in the business, and reflects on his place in cannabis history.
Adult-Use Legalization Measures Officially Qualify for Arizona and Montana Ballots, Vermont Lawmakers Plan to Take Up Legislation to Legalize Cannabis Sales: Week in Review
A judge ruled this week that Arizona’s measure can appear before voters after a brief legal battle, while Montana’s Secretary of State certified two complementary adult-use initiatives for the November ballot.
Illinois Establishes Tiebreaker for Awarding Conditional Adult-Use Cannabis Dispensary Licenses
The permanent rules were filed in June and approved by a legislative rules committee this week, allowing the state to issue the conditional licenses in the coming weeks.
U.S. House Plans September Vote on the MORE Act, Massachusetts Regulators Allow Companies to Retest and Sell Quarantined Vaping Products: Week in Review
Lawmakers are poised to vote on legislation that would federally decriminalize cannabis by removing it from the Controlled Substances Act.
Mission Reopens South Chicago Dispensary Targeted By Looters in May
The company also unveiled the store's updated name during a grand reopening celebration.
Industry Association Urges Illinois to Use Cannabis Tax Revenue to Support Social Equity Applicants
The Cannabis Business Association of Illinois sent Gov. J.B. Pritzker a letter requesting aid for those awaiting one of the state’s long-delayed social equity licenses.
Cresco Labs Opens Ninth Dispensary in Illinois
The new Sunnyside dispensary, located in Schaumburg, is now the company's largest retail location at over 11,500 square feet.
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