marijuana

The federal spending plan cracked down on how much THC a legal hemp product could contain. It gave the industry a year to adjust

In response to a recent enrollment boom, Calvin Theological Seminary is opening new student apartments designed to accommodate families living on campus, the state is defending the new Michigan marijuana tax in court filings, and more.

The state argues the new wholesale tax is distinct from the initiative’s retail tax, and therefore does not act as an amendment to the marijuana law

Family caregiver data, waterfront rezoning in Musk., Holland Ice Park, GRPS contract with Dean Transportation, FBI raid in Dearborn, marijuana industry lawsuit, and State food assistance. And new movies.

The state has not yet filed its reply to the lawsuit

A statewide effort to address food waste, traditional Native trade route gets marker, road funding for small cities, Appeals Court says send bills to Gov., mental health funding, and marijuana law fixes

Hearings in the Legislature will continue this week on bills to regulate Michigan’s legal marijuana industry and toughen penalties on the black market

Bills heard in a Michigan Senate committee Wednesday could open the door for more CBD and other hemp-derived consumable products to hit store shelves

Money for the plan comes from redirecting taxes on gas sales, budget cuts, and a new wholesale tax on marijuana

Grand Rapids-based Acrisure has announced it will begin cutting jobs in early 2026 to replace with AI, Michigan's Attorney General says the state needs to prepare in case the President tries to send the National Guard to the state, and more.