marijuana

According to the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), $669,084,410.12 worth of recreational marijuana was sold in Illinois in 2020.

Maybe the scent of weed isn't enough to justify a vehicle search, but if a cloud pours out the windows like you've just finished a road trip with Cheech & Chong, that may be a different story.

South Carolina Republican Rep. Nancy Mace has introduced legislation that would decriminalize marijuana at a federal level.

Don't worry, it's not to just one guy. That would be a bit extreme, even if one were to apply Cheech & Chong standards to the equation.

Bring-your-own cannabis smoking lounges in Illinois are opening at a snail's pace, but there are a few. Now, Mundelein has given the greenlight to the first smoke-on-site business in the Chicago burbs.

When you search for the definition of "cash crops" you get a pretty simple explanation.

For keeping pot illegal, the Governor of Illinois thanks Wisconsin.

Recreational marijuana sales set a new monthly record in Illinois by growing 35%.

In the United States, Illinois has experienced the largest growth in Marijuana sales.

When recreational marijuana sales became legal in Illinois last January, there were many thoughts and projections centered around the amount of money the new pot laws would bring into Illinois' coffers. In particular, many of us wondered about tax money generated by weed sales.