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It turns out the grass really is greener on the other side. More than six months into Traverse City’s long-awaited entry into recreational mariju...

Pending state approval, it would be the first major Michigan festival to be licensed for cannabis consumption

The event is Oakland County’s biggest summer festival celebrating art, music, food and community.

Fledgling weed entrepreneurs will face a daunting competitive landscape in Michigan.

In Michigan, the number of cultivators has doubled while prices have dropped by 75 percent.

The city’s effort to create a cannabis industry that mirrors — and benefits — its majority Black population has led to lawsuits and a collapsing marketplace. Meanwhile, the rest of the state thrives.

Photo by Patricia O’Blenes Arts, Beats & Eats moves forward, to forego ticket system Michael DiLaura, chief operating officer and general counsel for Michigan cannabis company House of Dank, talks about the business’s new sponsorship of Arts, Beats & Eats. Photo by Patricia O’Blenes Austen Brantley, a self-taught Detroit artist who graduated from Berkley High School and started sculpting in high school art classes, discusses his art and his excitement about participating in Arts, Beats & ...