Michigan Opens Door To Recreational Pot Sales In December
The state of Michigan is opening the door to the sale of marijuana for recreational use starting in December, which is earlier than expected.
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The state of Michigan is opening the door to the sale of marijuana for recreational use starting in December, which is earlier than expected.
A Michigan city will pay $190,000 to a Marine veteran and United States citizen who was arrested by the police and turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
Van Buren County Sheriff's Deputies say a Michigan man died when he was crushed underneath the bobcat he was using to clear snow.
It's been three months since Jeffrey Epstein was found lifeless in his prison cell while awaiting trial for charges of sex trafficking girls as young as 14.
According to officials, a 13-year-old Orion Township girl died in a snowmobile accident in Oakland County.
A group of homeowners in Atlanta have placed a Christmas tree inside a gaping pothole on their street, hoping it would pressure local officials to do something about it.
A Missouri boy on the autism spectrum recently got to fulfill his dream of working as a fast-food restaurant manager for a day.
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A mini exhibition with interactive elements and staged sets designed by Detroit's Handywoman, Trice Clark, is the main focus of her "TC Experience" this weekend.
The United Auto Workers union will tighten financial controls, ban contributions from employers and vendors to charities run by its officers, and hire an ethics officer in the wake of a federal corruption investigation.
Making other people feel good feels good, and, best of all, it requires little more than a generous heart.
Michigan drivers who want unlimited lifetime coverage for crash injuries will pay $100 per vehicle starting in July — a reduction from record $220 they are assessed now.
The Michigan State Police Department is holding a live discussion on its Instagram account.
A Democratic group is challenging Michigan's restrictions on transporting voters to the polls and helping people apply for absentee ballots, asking a federal judge to declare the laws unconstitutional and to block their enforcement.
