Michigan Marijuana Industry Sues to Block New 24% Excise Tax
October 31, 2025
Michigan’s marijuana industry seeks an injunction against a new excise tax, arguing it burdens businesses and is unconstitutional.
Michigan’s marijuana industry seeks an injunction against a new excise tax, arguing it burdens businesses and is unconstitutional.
Michigan’s SNAP benefits to halt due to federal shutdown, impacting 1.4M residents. Learn how to help those affected.
The U-M Emergency Alert system will be tested on November 3 at noon. Alerts via apps, websites, and more. No action needed.
Dearborn Heights mayoral candidates Mo Baydoun and Denise Malinowski-Maxwell focus on public safety and city services.
Dr. Oluwaferanmi Okanlami, U-M’s director of student accessibility, champions disability rights and adaptive sports.
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The University of Michigan’s First-Generation Celebration Week, Nov. 3-7, honors over 4,000 first-gen students.
Morgan Wallen’s 2026 “Still The Problem Tour” hits Michigan Stadium on July 24-25. Presale ends Nov. 6, 10 p.m. ET.
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The Michigan Republican Party held its first debate for the 2026 governor race, featuring lively exchanges among candidates.
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Senator Slotkin criticizes Trump’s forceful tactics against alleged drug traffickers, raising concerns over military politicization.
