A road rage incident in which a driver was accused of brandishing a weapon is under investigation in Monroe County, Michigan. The Monroe Police Department ... several suspected narcotic pills, and ...

Welcome to Weed City, USA. New Buffalo is typically known as a small Lake Michigan tourist town on the Michigan-Indiana ...

Mature vs. new market Michigan’s cannabis markets are more mature than Ohio’s as well. Our northern neighbors legalized medical marijuana in 2008 and recreational in 2018.

Marijuana dispensaries are so prolific near the Ohio-Michigan border that one stretch of them in Monroe is nicknamed "dispo row." Businesses have signs aimed directly at their out-of-state clientele.

Michigan's recreational cannabis market is nearly 5 years old and prices have dropped significantly since sales began as supply and competition increased. 27% of older adults in Michigan have used ...

Monroe Charter Township’s Supervisor Alan Barron anticipated getting $575,000 this year from Michigan’s marijuana tax. Thursday, he found out they’re receiving nearly double that.

There are a slew of dispensaries near the Ohio border. Monroe, Michigan, about a 30-minute drive from Ohio's fourth-largest city by population, Toledo, has more than a dozen dispensaries.

Ohio has already said it would place a 10% excise tax on recreational marijuana sales on top of its 5.75% sales tax, basically matching Michigan's 10% excise tax on top of its 6% sales tax.

MONROE TWP., Mich. (WTVG) - The license of a marijuana dispensary in Monroe Township, Michigan, is in jeopardy. The township’s officials are left to sort out permits following a 4/20 event that ...

Towns mull decision Monroe was one of the first communities to act, but the door isn't closed on future participation in the recreational marijuana marketplace, City Manager Vince Pastue said.

Monroe decides to opt out of recreational marijuana Rod Meloni, Reporter, CFP ® Derick Hutchinson, Lead Digital Editor Published: October 30, 2018 at 7:11 PM Tags: Monroe County, Michigan ...

Monroe could reconsider its decision in the future. Michigan voters approved marijuana use in 2008 for some chronic medical conditions. ___ Information from: Monroe News, https://www.monroenews.com ...