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Jeramy Wilburn was convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence 15 years ago. He had it wiped from his record, but the ATF said he could reoffend, and confiscated his guns as a result.

On Thursday's News Hit: - Despite having a 2008 offense expunged from his record, the ATF confiscated a man's guns. - Many Michiganders are leaving The Mitten for other states. Where they're going. - More officers are returning to and joining the Detroit police force, the department says.

On any given day, there are plenty of Ohio license plates at all the businesses. Now that Ohio voters overwhelmingly approved recreational marijuana, it means Michigan is no longer the only game in town.

Issue 2 on this year’s ballot allows Ohio voters to decide whether or not to make recreational cannabis legal. A concern we’ve heard is that legal weed might bring more crime with it. Will it?

Restaurant owners and workers respond to a court decision to block an hourly pay raise.

A looming change to the state minimum wage as it pertains to restaurants has those in the industry on pins and needles. The restaurant industry is currently

“It’s basically a last-minute effort to round up voters that are the far left, and the liberals," said Flanagan.

Many in Michigans marijuana industry are feeling hopeful after Biden said he would pardon people with certain marijuana-related convictions.

Michigan marijuana activists hope President Joe Biden’s pardons will lead to more drug reform in Michigan and other states. The drug is still listed as a Schedule 1 narcotic.

Michigan State Police will stop screening for THC in blood tests of drivers suspected of being impaired. This is after admitting the longstanding testing