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The Grateful Dead are, simply put, one of the most widely loved and influential musical acts in American history. This July 4th weekend, the “core four” remaining living members will play what they say will be their absolute final shows together.
Illinois is becoming a hotbed in the legal marijuana debate. The state recently authorized medical marijuana and now recreational use is at the heart of conversation between the current mayor and a woman who may have her sights set on his chair.
Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel called on the General Assembly to decriminalize marijuana possession statewide and to reduce the penalty to a misdemeanor for those caught with 1 gram or less of any controlled substance.
The Chicago Joint Committee on Administrative Rules will meet July 15th to discuss how they would implement the medical marijuana pilot program...
For anyone looking for something that sounds like the pure joy of youth, I can think of no better example than the 14 songs on Acid Rap, the latest mixtape from still teenaged Chance the Rapper.
Despite enacting legislation to decriminalize carrying small amounts of marijuana, Chicago and state of Illinois continue to have a high number of arrests.
The media went into reefer madness after researchers published the results of a study assessing the brains of a small cohort of regular marijuana smokers.
Would-be pot entrepreneurs need a $2 million surety bond, $250,000 in liquid assets, $25,000 application fee, $200,000 permit fee and an approved site.
The parents of severely epileptic children who lobbied for the bill, testified to how transformative medical marijuana treatment can be for kids.
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of March 25, 2014:
Comcast will run an ad in NJ, MA, and Chicago promoting a service that links people seeking legal medical marijuana with doctors who prescribe it.
A medical marijuana business seminar and bud-tender training course are coming to Chicago February 22nd.
CBS reports that Chicago's first medical marijuana clinic has had over 20,000 calls since August, but cannot yet dispense cannabis.
Michelle DiGiacomo, an advocate that helped pass Illinois' MMJ law, will not receive her medication; she was found in possession of marijuana last year.
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of August 21, 2013.
The ACLU of Illinois filed a class-action lawsuit against the Chicago Housing Authority over its policy requiring drug testing of residents.
With Illinois' medical cannabis industry just about to come to life, an upcoming business symposium will help potential business owners and investors.
Good Intentions, the first Illinois medical marijuana clinic to open after the signing of the state's medical marijuana law, is set to open today in Chicago
