Illinois law
SB 3222, the Cannabis and Hemp Omnibus (Public Act 104-0463)
Signed June 12, 2026: adult-use dispensaries may opt in to serve medical patients, some dispensary-job barriers removed, ownership transparency increased
Signed June 12, 2026. IDFPR's FY2026 annual report says rules to carry out SB 3222 are expected in fiscal year 2027. We'll log them on the Illinois rules tracker when they're proposed.
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Our coverage
- Illinois now allows dispensary drive-throughs and 2 a.m. closing, but cities like Peoria get a say
- Starting Nov. 12, Illinois treats hemp products over 0.4 mg of THC as cannabis, a month before the federal limit
- Can you grow cannabis at home in Illinois? Only registered medical patients can, and the law sets strict conditions.
- How much cannabis can you legally have in Illinois? The limits doubled in June.
- Illinois cannabis taxes, explained: the three excise rates, local add-ons and the new medical exemption
- Illinois State Police ran 1,452 underage buy attempts in the last fiscal year. Six ended in a sale.
- Medical cannabis moved to Schedule III in April. Illinois adult-use sales didn't. Here's the line, and what's still open.
- Illinois' FY26 cannabis report: more stores, more inspections, and a sales record measured in items, not dollars
- Kentucky now has a medical cannabis dispensary in all 11 licensing regions. The state's own list counts one fewer store.