Michigan's marijuana industry's future is uncertain as a court examines the legality of a new 24% state cannabis tax, which industry leaders argue is unconstitutional and harmful to businesses.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis allocated $34.1 million in grants for 43 affordable housing projects, nearing its single-year funding record for such initiatives.

Ryan Beebe from Michigan was sentenced to 30-50 years for sexually abusing a child, with officials commending the victim's courage and the prosecution's work.

Michigan AG Nessel launched a holiday consumer protection campaign, focusing on 24 topics to educate about scams, leveraging holiday film themes for engagement.

Harman International has settled for $11.8 million over customs duty evasion claims, having allegedly avoided duties on aluminum from China for over a decade. A whistleblower case contributed to this resolution.

Michigan AG Nessel leads a 22-state lawsuit against the USDA over SNAP eligibility guidance that may wrongly exclude certain legal immigrants from food assistance.

Michigan AG Nessel and 36 attorneys general oppose federal efforts to pre-empt state AI laws, advocating for state rights to protect residents from AI-related harms.

The article discusses Detroit's variable weather forecast for Thanksgiving week, with potential snow and gusty winds, and advises residents to prepare for rapid atmospheric changes.

The Detroit Historical Museum opened an exhibit called "Detroit Red Wings at 100" celebrating the centennial of the hockey team with memorabilia, interactive elements, and history.

Dale Frye was arrested for allegedly taking photos of a 9-year-old girl in a Michaels store bathroom. Police used surveillance and digital forensics to identify him. Frye faces charges and is held on a $30,000 bond.

A man was fatally shot by Trenton, Michigan police after he allegedly shot a security guard. Michigan State Police are investigating the officer-involved shooting.

A lawsuit claims a Campbell's executive made offensive remarks, leading to the firing of a cybersecurity analyst who reported it. Campbell's has placed the executive on leave and denies the allegations.

An associate professor at Ferris State University was arrested by ICE for being an undocumented immigrant with a history of sex offenses. He is now on administrative leave.