At OKAY Cannabis consumption lounge near Chicago, you can have your cake balls and smoke cannabis too. Akemi Almeida, right, laughs as Lucas Ewing, left, enjoy a joint while savoring delicious treats. The lounge has become a popular spot for cannabis enthusiasts looking for a unique and relaxing experience in the Windy City.
The lawsuit filed Monday in Cook County by GRI Holdings alleges the proposed Consume Cannabis dispensary at 605 N. Clark St. violates state regulations. The lawsuit argues that state law does not allow the two shops, which are about two blocks apart, to open so close to each other. This legal battle has sparked a debate among cannabis advocates and business owners in Chicago.
Best “adult use” (rec) budtender, Matt Trinidad from Grasshopper Club Logan Square, was named the winner in a recent competition. First runner-up, Darrell Flynn from Ivy Hall Montgomery, and second runner-up, Sarah Reynolds from Sky High dispensary, were also recognized for their exceptional service and knowledge in the industry.
An Illinois marijuana retailer filed a lawsuit alleging that another store is opening too close to an existing outlet. This legal dispute highlights the complexities of the cannabis industry and the challenges faced by businesses trying to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape in Illinois.
Ahead are eight stylish, comfortable, welcoming spaces for a new kind of recreational marijuana happy hour, with some pointers and suggestions from Erik, a cannabis connoisseur. These lounges offer a unique experience for consumers looking to relax and unwind in a cannabis-friendly environment.
Our guide dives into the world of THC edibles to highlight the best THC gummies that promise not just satisfaction but a genuinely elevated buzz. From fruity flavors to infused chocolates, these edibles provide a convenient and discreet way to enjoy the effects of cannabis without smoking.
Plan for a cannabis shop at the former Rainforest Cafe in Chicago is scrapped due to regulatory hurdles and legal challenges. This setback underscores the complexities of opening a cannabis dispensary in a highly regulated market like Chicago.
PTS Corp. is pushing again to open a weed dispensary in River North, Chicago at an old Rainforest Cafe location, which closed during COVID. This move signals the company's commitment to expanding its presence in the Chicago cannabis market despite the challenges and obstacles they may face.
