Illinois recorded more than $2 billion in legal marijuana sales last year, setting an annual record and generating nearly a half-billion dollars in tax revenue for the state. Anchored by more than ...

Recreational marijuana sales start Wednesday in Illinois, but 14% of the dispensaries that received state and local approval to sell weed won’t be ready in time. Thirty-seven marijuana stores… ...

As new pot shops finally open and lift Illinois sales, all eyes are on Washington for tax relief that could boost industry fortunes.

Throughout the state, 57 marijuana stores are selling recreational weed. That’s up from the 37 that opened their doors to recreational customers on Jan. 1, when sales began in Illinois. Other… ...

Illinois now has 110 dispensaries licensed to sell recreational pot — more than ever before — after state regulators issued a slew of permits in recent weeks ahead of a critical deadline.

Gov. Pritzker highlights Illinois's cannabis equity efforts, stressing the need for federal legalization to ensure broader fairness.

Total recreational marijuana sales in Illinois last year totaled more than $1.6 billion, the third year in a row of growth since the state legalized recreational pot in 2020.

The state of Illinois collected $417.6 million in sales taxes from Illinois adult use cannabis dispensaries in 2023, per the Illinois Department of Revenue. That’s a big payout and more and more ...

A minority owned cannabis dispensary is officially open in Springfield. Owners of Shangri-La Dispensaries cut the ribbon on their new store at 3128 S. Dirksen Parkway on July 11 to signify the ...

The company's foothold comes amid a low store count and high prices shaping the Illinois cannabis market.

Illinois had a three-year head start on legalizing recreational marijuana. But in many ways, Missouri has surpassed it after just one month.