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The Michigan Supreme Court ordered the state Court of Appeals to take another look at the legality of Michigan's 24% wholesale cannabis tax.

The company has filed a separate lawsuit against competitor Lume Cannabis, alleging the rival chain secretly funded a ballot initiative to cap marijuana licenses in the Wisconsin border town.

Thin laws and minimal oversight have created what one former board member calls a "ticking time bomb" in the state's conservation district election system.

Legal fights could establish what rights local municipalities have to impact marijuana markets as New Buffalo Township tries to rein in its 35 licensed dispensaries.

Proposed changes to ATF gun ownership rules could allow Michigan's 55,000 certified medical marijuana patients to legally own guns.

TSA updated its website after federal reclassification, but attorneys say there are still risks and unanswered questions for travelers carrying cannabis across state lines.

A surprise inspection in February uncovered thousands of cannabis items that regulators say couldn't be accounted for in the state's inventory system, with some in out-of-state packaging.

As the federal government loosens its reins on marijuana, an internationally renowned canoe race that takes place in Michigan each year is tightening them.

LANSING, MI - Most Michigan marijuana customers take for granted that their products are safe and accurately tested, industry insiders say.

Marijuana user Anton Harb may return to his deer blind this upcoming hunting season. That's because the U.S.