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Recreational marijuana is now legal in Michigan, with that sea change as the first state in the Great Lakes region to legalize the drug, cops in bordering states will have heightened patrols looking for potentially impaired Michigan drivers.

In the 2018 mid-term elections Michigan voters said yes to Prop 1, which legalizes possession and recreational use of marijuana for those over the age of 21, but when does the law go into effect?

Before you celebrate with the stickiest of the icky, check out a few things you should know.

Weed, Whitmer, and big wins for Democrats in Michigan.

November 6th Michigan voters will get a chance to finally legalize cannabis and the financial benefits would be enormous!

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. asked a court to throw out over 3,000 warrants related to marijuana offenses. Finally a move in the right direction!

This weekend will feature one of the most star studded stages that Flint has ever had.

A group of Bay City adults got cracked over the head with some pretty mean charges including child abuse after being caught in a hotel room smoking around their kids.

I'll give you a hint -- when he's not the Attorney General, he bakes cookies in a tree with the other elves.

Over a year after Governor Snyder signed the bill into law, the 5 counties for Michigan's roadside drug testing pilot program have been selected and are set to begin next week.

A new petition is making its rounds across Michigan and gaining signatures quick.

New stats show that there are a total of 218,556 patients with Medical Marijuana cards in Michigan, plus an additional 38,057 who have caretaker cards. In Genesee County there are over 14,000 medical marijuana cardholders, which is up 80% since 2012.