Detroit dispensary owner banned from selling weed after more than a dozen violations
The owner changed the name of a weed strain he was selling from Banana Runtz to Grinch Mintz "due to the holiday season" which is against the law. He also sold weed to people who weren't carrying a medical license.
Marijuana is now legal to grow and own in Ohio but there's nowhere to buy it
Home growing and possession became legal for adults Thursday, but people still can’t legally buy cannabis.
Marijuana-infused apple cider cans that explode being recalled from Michigan stores
The batch of infused apple cider were sold at marijuana stores all around the state. The cans were reported to burst due to a missing ingredient.
Former trade center's 'Gibraltar man' gets makeover as cannabis company breaks ground on new business
The 75-foot-tall sign was the first thing people driving on the interstate would see when traveling through Macomb County. The Gibraltar Trade Center closed in 2017.
4 Metro Detroit cities vote 'no' to marijuana dispensaries
If approved, Birmingham would have been able to have one recreational marijuana store and one medical marijuana store. In Keego Harbor and Grosse Pointe Park, two marijuana businesses would have been allowed. The ballot proposal in Rochester would have allowed for three marijuana businesses.
Ohio votes to legalize marijuana for adult recreational use
Ohio now becomes the 24th state to allow adult cannabis use for non-medical purposes.
Pot dispensary ballot question loses in all four Metro Detroit communities
Voters in Birmingham voted whether to allow one recreational use store and one medical marijuana store - but early on, the no votes took a large lead.
Pot on the ballot: Voters deciding on marijuana dispensaries in several Metro Detroit cities
When Metro Detroiters head to the polls Tuesday, some will be deciding if marijuana dispensaries should be allowed in their city.
Lobbyists get federal prison time for bribing former chief of Michigan marijuana licensing board
The U.S. attorney said the lobbyists "owned" the head of the board during the early years of the marijuana industry in Michigan.
Michigan dog attacks, nearly kills owner after being fed THC gummy
In Michigan, a dog's life-threatening attack on its owner unfolded after the animal ingested a THC-infused gummy.
Metro Detroit pot shops cited for non-compliant sales, packaging issues, security problems
There were dozens of stores around the state that were fined in the month of September for improper retail practices.
Mom of teen with autism advocates for new bill allowing medical marijuana on school premises
Out of options, Amie Carter said she turned to medical marijuana for her son. Two doctors prescribed cannabis pills for Jayden when he was 9 years old, and it’s made a dramatic difference.
Michigan K-12 students could take medical marijuana on school premises under new bill
The bill is the latest example of how the state is attempting to update policies with the changing drug landscape in Michigan.
Marijuana edibles sold at 4 Michigan dispensaries recalled for too much THC, non-compliant creation
The gummies were sold at pot shops in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Hazel Park, and Coleman.
Michigan dropping marijuana drug testing for some new-hires on Oct. 1
The latest sign that marijuana use in Michigan is growing is the state is lowering the bar for drug screening for some new-hires.
Detroit-area businessman sentenced for paying bribes for marijuana licenses
Two lobbyists referred to the lawmaker who accepted over $110,000 in bribes as "batman" in text messages. The bribes included paying for a sex worker.
Serial pot dispensary thieves lead Southfield police on high-speed chase
The brazen crimes were only matched by the pursuit the criminals led police on, reaching speeds of 114 mph as they weaved around traffic - some of it in the oncoming lane.
Arts, Beats & Eats to have cannabis consumption area at this year's Royal Oak festival
Adults attending Arts, Beats & Eats this year can buy and consume cannabis in a special area presented by House of Dank.
US health agency recommends loosening federal marijuana laws
Rescheduling marijuana to a Schedule 3 drug would reduce or potentially eliminate criminal penalties for possession.
Marijuana use among America's senior citizens rises as interest in the drug is 'reignited' today
Health experts share warnings as people age 65+ eclipse kids and grandkids as the fastest growing demographic to use cannabis.