Medical Marijuana Bills Would OK Edibles, Dispensaries
More than five years after Michigan voters legalized medical marijuana, advocates say gaps in the law cause needless confusion and prosecution.
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More than five years after Michigan voters legalized medical marijuana, advocates say gaps in the law cause needless confusion and prosecution.
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals granted a stay until Wednesday at the request of State Attorney General, Bill Schuette.
U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman did not suspend his decision while the Michigan attorney general pursues an appeal.
The state of Michigan's ban on same-sex marriage has been struck down.
County clerks, including Barb Byrum in Ingham County, say they would be prepared to issue same-sex marriage licenses almost immediately.
A GOP House bill that passed the Senate 25-11 Thursday would establish a suspicion-based drug testing pilot program.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said the vote was "great news" for his city and other communities struggling with illegal scrappers.
The top cop outlined his plan to break down individual police precincts into smaller neighborhoods.
Americans around the country have evolved remarkably and the courts are catching up with public opinion, noted a local constitutional law professor.
Experts are looking at ways for the cash strapped city to raise money have suggested increasing fines, and going after parking deadbeats.
Creditors have until June 30 to vote on the plan, which -- according to some -- pits retirees against each other.
Seven scrap tire sites will be completely cleaned ...
The legislation would tighten rules in what can be a lucrative scrap metal market, giving police and prosecutors more tools to bolster cases against thieves.
The House moved to broaden gun owners' rights Thursday by voting to reaffirm the confidential status of gun records, clarify the definition of "brandishing" a gun and lift a ban on short-barreled rifles.
Kevyn Orr says he's looking for buyers.