Howell marijuana dispensary proposal narrowly fails

Howell voters decided against allowing marijuana businesses in the city. Had the proposal passed, it would have been the first city in Livingston County to allow dispensaries.

Detroit councilwoman wants to restrict where weed can be advertised

One member of the Detroit City Council thinks there's been an "over-proliferation" of recreational pot advertising in the city.

Livingston County sheriff to Howell residents: 'Let's keep the pot shops out'

Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy recently used his platform to encourage voters in Howell to vote against a proposal that would allow marijuana dispensaries in the city.

Marijuana laws by state ahead of the 2024 presidential election

While marijuana remains illegal under federal law, dozens of U.S. states have legalized its use for adults. Here are the current laws depending on where you live.

Could marijuana billboards get banned in Detroit? City legal department looks into it

"When you have multiple locations in the Metro Detroit area, you need billboards in certain cities and you have to have billboards in the entire state," Savaya said.

Daily marijuana use surpasses daily drinking in US, study finds

For the first time, more Americans use marijuana daily or nearly every day than those who drink alcohol that frequently, a shift 40 years in the making as recreational pot use has become mainstream and legal in nearly half of U.S. states.

Feds formally move to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug

A proposed rule sent to the federal register recognizes the medical uses of cannabis and acknowledges it has less potential for abuse than some other drugs.

Marijuana will be rescheduled as less dangerous drug: Sources

The move would recognize the medical use of cannabis and acknowledge it has less potential for abuse than some of the nation’s most dangerous drugs.

U.S. to reclassify marijuana as less dangerous drug in historic policy shift

The DEA’s proposal would recognize the medical uses of cannabis and acknowledge it has less potential for abuse than some of the nation’s most dangerous drugs.