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Cannabis sales up and now solidly a multi-billion dollar industry for Michigan - Vimarsana News

Cannabis sales up and now solidly a multi-billion dollar industry for Michigan

Whether one uses cannabis on a daily or frequent basis, imbibes occasionally, wants nothing to do with it, or is a staunch believer that legalization was a bad idea — and still is — there’s no denying that marijuana has blossomed into a multi-billion dollar industry in Michigan.

3 students, 2 adults hospitalized after Gratiot County school bus crash - Vimarsana News

3 students, 2 adults hospitalized after Gratiot County school bus crash

Investigators believe driver of pick-up truck went through stop sign, hitting the bus.

Source: abc12.com
Michigan Teenager Pleads Guilty To Killing 11-Year-Old Sister With Shotgun - Vimarsana News

Michigan Teenager Pleads Guilty To Killing 11-Year-Old Sister With Shotgun

Michigan Teenager Pleads Guilty To Killing 11-Year-Old Sister With Shotgun On 2/2/21 at 8:51 AM EST A Michigan teenager has pleaded guilty to killing his 11-year-old sister who died after being shot in the head with a shotgun. Corbin James Redman, 17, was accused of shooting and killing Addison Marie Redman in their Arcada Township home on the morning of August 20 in 2019. The teenager was just 15 when Addison Redman was shot one time in the head with a 20-gauge shotgun, the Gratiot County Sheriff's Office said at the time. On Monday, February 1, Corbin Redman pleaded guilty to the crime, WNE...

Looking back: 2020's Top stories in mid-Michigan, #5 to #2 - Vimarsana News

Looking back: 2020's Top stories in mid-Michigan, #5 to #2

#5 Shepherd fires coach - Advertisement - In February, Shepherd Public Schools fired its junior varsity baseball coach while he was under police investigation for a relationship he was rumored to have had with a student.   Colten Mitchell, a former volunteer coach, who had been hired in July 2019, had not yet coached a game.   He was informed of the school's decision in a letter, obtained by the Morning Sun through a Freedom of Information Act request, from former Shepherd Superintendent Steve Brimmer.    The allegation was investigated by the Shepherd Police Department b...