Rauner Issues Illinois Medical Marijuana Licenses
Gov. Bruce Rauner on Monday issued licenses for groups that will be allowed to grow and sell medical marijuana.
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Illinois Medical Marijuana Licenses Delayed Despite Application Rankings
Medical marijuana licensing in Illinois will undergo a legal review that critics fear will further delay the process of getting the drug to patients.
Illinois’ Absurd Fight to Block Medical Marijuana
650 Illinois residents are approved to buy medical cannabis in the state. With no available marijuana and little government support, they may be waiting indefinitely.
More Than 650 Illinoisians Approved to Use Medical Marijuana
The number of Illinoisans legally allowed to use medical marijuana is slowly growing each month.
Medical Marijuana Has Been Legal In Illinois For a Year, But a Single Patient Has Yet to Benefit
Medical marijuana has been legal in Illinois for more than 365 days, but the number of patients that have actually been able to get relief from the drug remains a big fat zero.
Illinois Extends Medical Marijuana Experiment to Children
Randy Gross hopes a new law allowing children into Illinois' medical marijuana program will reunite his family, nearly a year after his wife moved to Colorado so their son could receive a controversial treatment to ease his epileptic seizures.
Medical Pot Rollout Slowed By Security Snags
Selling pot was a lot simpler back when all you needed was a good scale and an ample supply of Baggies.
‘Careful’ Banks Can Invest In Legal Illinois Marijuana
Banks that accept money from legal Illinois marijuana growers won't "come on our radar for prosecution" if they are "careful" and "transparent" and "follow the laws," U.S. Attorney Zach Fardon said.
Mayor Nutter Signs Marijuana Decriminalization Bill
Starting October 20th, people possessing small amounts of marijuana in Philadelphia will no longer be subject to arrest.
More Than 2,000 Apply to Use Medical Marijuana In Illinois
More than 2,000 people registered for Illinois medical marijuana identification cards in the first three days of applications, dwarfing the number the program's administrators had envisioned, the state announced Friday.
