Illinois Supreme Court denies request to let state name craft cannabis license winners. – Chicago Tribune*

By state law, Illinois was required to disperse up to 60 new craft marijuana growing licenses by Dec. 21. But at least 13 applicants filed suit challenging their disqualifications during the process. The appeal sought to announce the winners of 47 licenses, leaving 13 to be named later. The court did not comment on the request beyond stating that it was denied.

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