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Marijuana Industry ‘Will Continue To Grow,’ Federal Economic Panel Says While Recommending Classification Changes
The marijuana industry will “continue to grow,” a federal economic committee said in a new series of recommendations, and that means steps need to be taken to ensure that it’s tracked more diligently ...
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CAPITOL RECAP: Illinois gets a credit upgrade
By Capitol News Illinois SPRINGFIELD – Illinois received its first credit rating upgrade in 23 years on Tuesday, July 29, when Moody’s Investors Services raised the state’s rating one notch, citing ...
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Question of the day
The suburb of about 13,000 decided two years ago not to allow recreational ... the city and suburbs after Gov. J.B. Pritzker signs off on changes to the state’s marijuana law, Lincolnwood ...
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Feeding the animals, crowding paradise, fighting coastal erosion: News from around our 50 states
New York’s Stonewall Inn bans Bud during Pride, Arizona wig store gets show of support after anti-mask targeting, and more ...
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Illinois governor signs $42B state spending plan into law
CHICAGO (AP) — Gov. J.B. Pritzker ... last-minute budgeting in Illinois and have asked for more transparency in the process. The budget came together after Pritzker issued dire predictions ...
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Illinois governor signs $42B state spending plan into law
CHICAGO (AP) — Gov. J.B. Pritzker ... last-minute budgeting in Illinois and have asked for more transparency in the process. The budget came together after Pritzker issued dire predictions ...
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Pritzker defends new Illinois budget pushed through by Dems with $1 billion in projects
Gov. J.B. Pritzker ... straight year." Pritzker pledged to sign the budget bill headed to his desk. He said spending priorities he shares with Democratic leaders in the Illinois House and Senate ...
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Illinois General Assembly action: Seclusion and restraint will go to governor
SPRINGFIELD – A bill to phase out the use of isolated timeouts and prone physical restraint in public schools will soon be sent to Gov. J.B. Pritzker. The Illinois House on Sunday voted ...