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When all the numbers are in, state regulators predict the industry (adult use and medical) will generate nearly $1.8 billion dollars in 2021, compared with just under a billion dollars in 2020.
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A Michigan lawmaker says an old marijuana conviction should not stop people from participating in the state’s growing recreational cannabis…
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A federal judge finds Detroit’s effort to reserve half of recreational marijuana retail licenses for city residents is likely “unconstitutional.” The…
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Detroit’s process for licensing recreational marijuana businesses is on hold because of a lawsuit arguing the process violates the law by favoring Detroit…
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For the first time, municipalities that allowed cannabis businesses to operate are getting their share of the ten percent recreational marijuana excise…
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While COVID-19 has put many folks out of business, one industry is booming: cannabis. It’s been nearly one year since Michigan dispensaries were allowed…
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Today on Stateside, we talk about the pushback from restaurants over new restrictions on indoor dining. Plus, it’s been one year since recreational…
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Detroit is on track to start licensing recreational marijuana businesses early next year. The city council unanimously approved new licensing rules…
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Tuesday, the Michigan parole board will consider freeing a Flint native who’s serving essentially a life sentence for selling marijuana.Michael Thompson…
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Michigan’s largest city is taking its first step toward opening recreational marijuana shops.Detroit officials unveiled a proposed ordinance Monday that…