With license delays persisting and Illinois legislative session ending, situation called ‘dire’ for some marijuana entrepreneurs – CBS2 (Chicago)

Edie Moore, of Chicago NORML, says everyone who has won a license, and paid thousands for the opportunity to get involved in pot in Illinois, is stuck in some kind of red tape right now. "They're discouraged. They're going broke. Teams are falling apart. It's hard to find capital, because they're going to other states like New Jersey and New York."

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