Illinois
How much cannabis can you legally have in Illinois? The limits doubled in June.

A new button in the state's patient registry shows what's left of your 14-day allotment and every recorded purchase from the past 30 days. Here's where to find it, how deductions are counted and who to call if something looks wrong.
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How much cannabis can you legally have in Illinois? The limits doubled in June.
Ohio's new adult-use rules cap what goes in a single package. The daily purchase limits haven't changed.
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The federal hemp redefinition arrives in two steps: synthetic cannabinoids on Nov. 12, the total-THC limits on Dec. 11

The Justice Department says dispensaries in seven states are first. DEA's own list shows 82 Illinois businesses still waiting as timely applicants, and a new DEA letter spells out what they may do meanwhile.

State figures released Oct. 29 show $1.05 billion in adult-use sales from January through September 2026. That is about 10% below the same months of 2025, even though about 10% more items were sold. Illinois says a new tracking system explains part of the gap.

An October bulletin from the Illinois Department of Agriculture explains how transporters can apply for the overnight storage sites and transfer sites allowed under this year's SB 3222.

Peoria kept a 10 p.m. closing time on Oct. 27 and put off drive-through and curbside votes until Nov. 10. Here's what the state law allows and where local rules come in.

The new Illinois Hemp Act takes effect Nov. 12. Products above the line move to licensed dispensaries; lower-THC hemp products face new testing, label and packaging rules.

Public comments on the Department of Agriculture's proposal run through Nov. 30. Here's who could apply, how the draw would work and what it would cost.
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