recreational marijuana

Detroit currently has medical marijuana facilities within city limits, but no recreational businesses.

Detroit City Council was expected to vote on the recreational marijuana ordinance on Tuesday, but the vote was once again delayed.

If you want to get together with friends for a drink, you probably head to a bar in your neighborhood. But there isn't an equivalent for cannabis users when they wanna share a smoke with friends. Soon, with cannabis lounges opening in Michigan, this may change.

New rules for Michigan’s marijuana industry took effect Monday.

Detroit is putting forth a new proposed ordinance for distributing recreational marijuana business licenses. The city's previous ordinance was struck down by a federal judge.

When all the numbers are in, state regulators predict the industry (adult use and medical) will generate nearly $1.8 billion dollars in 2021, compared with just under a billion dollars in 2020.

A Michigan lawmaker says an old marijuana conviction should not stop people from participating in the state’s growing recreational cannabis…

A federal judge finds Detroit’s effort to reserve half of recreational marijuana retail licenses for city residents is likely “unconstitutional.” The…

Detroit’s process for licensing recreational marijuana businesses is on hold because of a lawsuit arguing the process violates the law by favoring Detroit…

For the first time, municipalities that allowed cannabis businesses to operate are getting their share of the ten percent recreational marijuana excise…