Texans WR Jaelen Strong Arrested For Marijuana Possession
Houston Texans wide receiver Jaelen Strong has been arrested for marijuana possession, police in the Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale said Monday.
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Houston Texans wide receiver Jaelen Strong has been arrested for marijuana possession, police in the Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale said Monday.
A state lawmaker from Detroit wants to make recreational marijuana use legal in Michigan.
The city's 211 medical marijuana shops have to meet the requirements and timetable to apply for a license or be shut down.
A 56-year-old member of the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol's trusted trader program is facing charges after authorities say he tried to smuggle 76 pounds of marijuana across the Ambassador Bridge.
The State Board of Canvassers has approved yet another initiative to legalize recreational cannabis across Michigan.
Federal authorities say a man has been charged with placing booby traps around a Detroit pot-growing operation that hurt another man.
Both the new rezoning rules and licensing regulations passed by the council in October will take effect March 1.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse says there's a bit of good news when it comes to teens and drug use.
The law makes possession of small amounts of marijuana an offense similar to a traffic ticket.
Police say such finds are made "from time to time."
Who put the pot brownies in the teacher's lounge? That's the question administrators at one local school district are asking.
The explosion was felt at the state police post, about six miles away.
Harry Brink was also ordered to pay a $50,000 fine and $788,000 in restitution.
Federal prosecutors claim 45-year-old Harry Brink's growing operation was a money-making venture that had its own employees, and not the medical marijuana facility that he tried to depict.
People fired in Michigan for using medical marijuana can collect unemployment benefits after the state Supreme Court turned down appeals in two cases.
Janeé Ayers called it "the Gremlin effect": They're multiplying quickly and seem to be everywhere.
A lawsuit against the city of Warren seeks up to $5 million in damages on behalf of 23 state-approved medical-marijuana users.
"We need to get an ordinance passed because right now, we have no ability to enforce anything," said Mayor Mike Duggan.
The ordinance would require licensing for the dispensaries and say where they can be located in relation to parks, schools, churches and adult entertainment.
For the first time in decades, marijuana use is more popular than cigarettes on college campuses across the United States.
More than 200 marijuana plants have been uprooted in Milan after a search by police from the sky.
Michigan would become the first state to allow medical marijuana for children with severe autism if a senior official follows the recommendation made Friday by an advisory panel.
Supporters say oil extracted from marijuana has been effective in controlling severe physical behavior by kids with autism.
A woman and two young men are facing felony charges after being accused of running an illegal marijuana dispensary in Canton.
Officers found several loaded guns, 15 pounds of processed marijuana, drug paraphernalia and more than $6,000 in cash inside the adjoining home.
