Flock Safety's license plate surveillance network faces a growing backlash as communities reject contracts and lawmakers propose limits on the technology.
Michigan regulators have ordered the shutdown of a Pinconning cannabis processor that produced Muha Meds-branded marijuana products and imposed a record $2 million fine after concluding the company committed dozens of regulatory violations.
Michigan's first hemp license suspension could signal a shift in regulatory oversight, suggesting state officials may be preparing for increased enforcement across the industry.
James Randolph argues his 1985 sexual assault conviction unfairly prejudiced jurors in his 2025 trial for abusing a girl he raised in his Midland County home.
Matthew W. Chapin, 48, of Otisville, is newly charged with 10 counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct involving at least one victim younger than 13 and others between the ages of 13 and 15.
The first $34 million payment from the 24% wholesale tax represents just a fraction of the projected $420 million annual revenue for local road projects, though state economists say early receipts don't tell the full story.
The July 22 ruling means possessing a small amount of marijuana — a civil infraction under Michigan's 2018 law — cannot establish probable cause for police to search a vehicle without a warrant.
The unanimous decision signals a loosening of longstanding federal law that barred even casual marijuana users from possessing firearms, though it remains illegal for dangerous persons or addicts.
