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Detroit
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Time’s Ticking for Criminal Justice Reform with Shinola’s Watch Release
Michigan-based watchmaker Shinola is donating proceeds of their new Grassland Runwell to efforts that support criminal justice reform including the impact campaign for the upcoming feature film, Grassland.
Announcing the High Times Cannabis Cup Michigan 2024
Get revved up for the High Times Cannabis Cup Michigan—back this year, better than ever.
Cannabis Social Equity: Struggles, Success
Movers and shakers in the social equity scene extrapolate on overcoming challenges and exciting new programs.
Detroit Psychedelic Church Files To Move Case To Federal Court
Soul Tribes International Ministries has filed a motion to have a case brought by the city to federal court, city protection from religious freedom legislation.
Detroit Police Raid Psilocybin Church After Newspaper Feature
The owner of a church that allegedly sold psilocybin products to its members is arguing that a police raid on their property was illegal based on a city proposal that decriminalized entheogenic plants and fungi in the city of Detroit.
Michigan Cannabis Sales Hit Record High, Profits Another Story
The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency reports record-high revenue, but there is little profit to show for it.
Detroit Awards First Recreational Dispensary Licenses
Detroit officials have awarded the first 33 licenses for adult-use cannabis retailers to set up shop in the city.
Michigan Cannabis Regulator Plans Crackdown on Illicit Products
“If there's anybody cutting corners or cheating, we want to expose that,” says the Michigan agency director.
New Lawsuit Challenges Adult-Use Ordinance in Detroit
Although Detroit, Michigan’s cannabis ordinance opened up applications for adult-use licenses earlier in September, another lawsuit has been brought forward to challenge its fairness.
Applications for Recreational Cannabis Licenses Open in Detroit
After two years of litigation preventing Detroit from moving forward with its recreational cannabis ordinance, it finally began accepting licenses, as of Sept. 1.