When Michigan election results significantly changed the state's history
If you've ever wondered whether a vote can make history, some elections in Michigan did just that. Here are a few examples.
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If you've ever wondered whether a vote can make history, some elections in Michigan did just that. Here are a few examples.
Police say they documented sales of tobacco products to minors and also found evidence that the business was selling marijuana products despite not being licensed as a dispensary.
Michigan State Police seized over 200 pounds of marijuana and $346,000 in cash after a commercial vehicle traffic stop in Monroe County.
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled unanimously that trial courts cannot prohibit marijuana use that complies with state law as a probation condition simply because it remains illegal under federal law.
Washtenaw County Sheriff Alyshia Dyer denies involvement and has posted the investigation findings on Facebook for the public.
Teen tobacco use in Michigan is rising again, prompting calls for increased prevention spending.
Six students at Thomas Edison Elementary School were hospitalized after one student got a hold of edibles and gave them out to classmates.
Parents say the incident highlights the importance of education and communication at home, especially when it comes to THC‑infused products.
Six Detroit elementary students were hospitalized on Tuesday after eating suspected marijuana edibles, district officials said.
A security guard at a cannabis dispensary in Eastpointe is accused of stabbing a man outside the business earlier this month.
"All of this was thanks to the work of the dog," said the commander of the Canine Operations Battalion. "It wasn't based on intelligence."
The downturn has been sharper in the medical marijuana market, which is exempt from the state's 10% excise tax and 24% wholesale tax.
One of Michigan's fastest-growing industries is facing a major tax hike this New Year's Day.
President Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to reclassify marijuana. While it might seem like a small move, it opens a new door for the industry as a whole.
President Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to reschedule marijuana to a lower drug classification. It could have a big impact in states that have legalized it. CBS News Detroit's Terell Bailey is getting answers on what it means for Michigan.
President Trump signed an order to reschedule marijuana to a lower drug classification, one of the most significant changes to drug policy in decades.
A Michigan Court of Claims decision leaves in place a wholesale tax on cannabis starting Jan. 1.
A Holland, Michigan, man is facing charges for alleged fraud and failure to pay taxes on more than $1 million in unlicensed marijuana sales, according to the Michigan Attorney General's office.
Residents of Michigan towns bordering Indiana and Wisconsin voted last week to limit or ban marijuana shops.
The investigation revealed the suspects were allegedly distributing "large quantities of untested product through the black market."
Consumer demand for cannabis-infused beverages is growing even as Americans drink less booze, with major brands testing the waters.
Two business owners say they will do everything they can to weather the tax's impact, once it takes effect on Jan. 1, 2026.
Less than 24 hours after Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an $81 billion state spending plan into law, one of the largest industry groups representing cannabis businesses in the state filed a lawsuit hoping to stop one of its new taxes in its tracks.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed into law a new 24% tax on marijuana to create new revenue that will help fund long-promised major road repairs.
Police got a tip of a suspected marijuana grow operation in Isabella County, which led to the investigation of another site in Midland County.
