Michigan Judge Upholds New Marijuana Tax, Industry Plans to Appeal
December 9, 2025
A Michigan judge ruled against blocking a new tax on recreational marijuana, set to begin on January 1, sparking appeals.
A Michigan judge ruled against blocking a new tax on recreational marijuana, set to begin on January 1, sparking appeals.
The Trump administration pauses a plan to overhaul federal housing grants after lawsuits and warnings from local leaders.
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WASHINGTON — The Education Department is reinstating hundreds of Office for Civil Rights employees from leave.
Northern Arizona saw record rainfall this fall, doubling averages in Flagstaff. Wet conditions may raise wildfire risk.
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Northeast of Des Moines, Collins-Maxwell Community School District shifts to a four-day week for better recruitment.
