Gus Burns is a journalist at MLive. He focuses on the cannabis industry, covering topics such as health and wellness, government and politics, and general assignment news, with a particular emphasis on Michigan. Gus's work has been featured in notable publications including Flipboard, San Francisco Chronicle, The Journal-Courier, The Oregonian / OregonLive.com, and AL.com.
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Gus Burns predominantly covers local news with a focus on Michigan, particularly legal and governmental announcements related to health, crime, and politics. He often reports on evolving stories within these topics such as the Michigan school shooting and marijuana legislation.
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By: Gburns, Gus Burns
Among nine marijuana-related ballot initiatives, only one passed.
By: Gus Burns
OXFORD, MI -- Nearly three years after the Nov. 30, 2021, Oxford High School shooting in Michigan, parents of victims are demanding a new investigation by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
Appellate defense attorneys representing the Oxford High shooter filed motions to have the guilty plea withdrawn and his sentence possibly reduced.
PONTIAC, MI -- A Michigan mother who was historically convicted of manslaughter after her son committed a deadly school shooting in 2021 wants her “tainted” conviction overturned.
By: Gus Burns, Gburns
The number of medical marijuana customers in Michigan has dwindled from 276,000 five years ago to 81,000 as of November.
By: Gus Burns, Gburns
Remains found near Electric Forest festival believed to be those of Kevin Graves, missing since 2018
By: Gus Burns
ROTHBURY, MI -- Michigan State Police and Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard separately confirmed on Jan. 2 that remains found near the Electric
By: Gus Burns
Medical examiners are working to determine cause of death for Kevin Graves, found dead after vanishing from Electric Forest music festival in 2018. But it may take months.
By: Gus Burns, Gburns
Kathy and Gary Graves, parents of Kevin Graves who disappeared at the Electric Forest music festival in 2018, express a mix of grief and relief after their son's remains were found near the festival site on Dec. 30, 2024.
WASHINGTON D.C. -- In one of his first moves following the inauguration, President Donald Trump pardoned nearly 1,500 supporters suspected of storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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