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While marijuana activists are working to legalize the leaf in 2016, a recent poll indicates that only a slim majority of residents are behind establishing a taxed and regulated pot market similar to what is currently underway in Colorado.

This past Friday FANG and the Michigan State Police were busy busting up two marijuana operations. One in Burton at Bristol Auto Recycling and another raid on Hamilton & Saginaw in Flint.

Michigan’s marijuana supporters believe that legalizing the leaf could be exactly what the state needs to emerge from its financial drowning. Recent reports indicate that the cannabis industry will be a billion dollar business within the next decade, which has some looking towards the herb as salvations wings to help repair the state's budget troubles.

While a recent story from WJBK-TV attempts to paint a humorous picture surrounding the burning of an illegal marijuana grow operation in Michigan, the reporting of this unfortunate event reveals just how far we must go before we fully change the public opinion of cannabis.

A Michigan man ratted his daughter out to police last week, after mistakenly eating some of her pot brownies.

Just eight years after medical marijuana hit the books in Michigan, plans for full, statewide legalization will be put to a vote in 2016.

An 18-year-old student at Birmingham's Seaholm High School is in some hot water after giving his teacher a cookie that contained THC last week.

Michigan lawmakers want college students to be able to have weed on campus without the risk of getting into trouble. Earlier this week, a bill aimed at legalizing the possession of medical marijuana on campus was tabled at a Student Government Association meeting after being unanimously approved in the Senate.

Michigan voters have a clever plan to help pull the state out its economic crisis – tax recreational marijuana instead of raising the state sales tax.

Although Michigan has enjoyed a relatively decent amount of success when it comes to the reform of marijuana laws, the latest poll indicates that voters remain mostly spilt when it comes to the possibility of the state establishing a taxed and regulated cannabis industry that would allow weed to be sold in a manner similar to beer.

A Michigan appeals court ruled against an Upper Peninsula prosecutor last week after she spewed prejudice against the pothead populous with a personal diatribe against the states’ medical marijuana laws.

It's not everyday you get to watch three grandmas sitting around smoking weed for the very first time, but today is that day. Watch these ladies smoke down, then watch how they react to it while plating games such as Jenga and Cards Against Humanity.