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14 September 2023
Michigan lawmakers are calling on the U.S. Congress, Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to prioritize research and investment in “non-technology treatment options”—including psychedelics—to treat psychological trauma from military service. A...
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Michigan and The Great Lakes Region
Ann Arbor, home to the annual Hash Bash event, is taking things to the next level. The city, home to the most dispensaries in the state of Michigan, recently announced that … |  |
Common Citizen has received Green Market Report’s 2023 Best Cultivator award at the 2023 Michigan Cannabis Business Summit at One Campus Martius in Detroit, the company said … |  |
At the first ever Green Market Report Michigan Cannabis Business Summit in Detroit on Sept. 6, recognized were some of the stellar industry players with the GMR Michigan Cannabis … |  |
A former owner of a Warren marijuana dispensary faces at least nine years in federal prison for tax evasion and obstructing the IRS, officials said. Ryan Richmond, 46, of Bloomfield Hills, was found guilty by a … |  |
Ashe Lounge is hosting its Camp Ashe at Jacob’s Farm in Traverse City for an elevated evening celebrating the magic of autumn in Northern Michigan on … |  |
Former Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith, 56, was sentenced by Judge Nanci Grant on three felony counts to 12 months incarceration, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said … |  |
National and International
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) passed a referendum Thursday in favor of legalizing marijuana, becoming the first jurisdiction within the borders of North … |  |
A federal appeals court has ruled that the ban preventing people who use marijuana from possessing firearms is unconstitutional—the latest and highest-level blow to the long … |  |
Just when you thought things couldn’t get any weirder, the alphabet people have struck again. The DEA has defended their decision to fire a special agent who tested positive for … |  |
Just when you thought things couldn’t get any weirder, the alphabet people have struck again. The DEA has defended their decision to fire a special agent who tested positive for … |  |
