News Summary Michigan’s cannabis industry is preparing for significant challenges as a new 24% wholesale tax on marijuana is set to be implemented in January 2026. This tax, approved by the Michigan Senate, aims to generate around $420 million annually for state infrastructure but raises concerns among industry leaders about
News Summary Hot ‘n Now is set to open a new fast food location in Wayland, Michigan on October 13, 2023, at 10:30 a.m. This drive-thru restaurant will offer extended hours and a variety of popular menu items. With a focus on quick service, Hot ‘n Now aims to cater
News Summary On October 3, Michigan lawmakers approved significant revenue changes, directing approximately $1.1 billion in new funding for the transportation budget in FY2026. This marks the largest increase in transportation funding in nearly 50 years, aiming to address chronic infrastructure challenges. The funding package, part of a larger $75
News Summary The Michigan Senate has narrowly approved a 24% wholesale tax on marijuana sales, projected to generate $420 million for road repairs and construction. This decision, part of a budget agreement to prevent a potential government shutdown, has sparked mixed reactions across the political spectrum and raised concerns in
News Summary A new proposal, House Bill 4951, aims to introduce a 24% wholesale tax on Michigan’s cannabis industry, raising the total tax rate to around 40%. This proposal has drawn significant criticism from industry leaders, who argue it could lead to job losses and higher retail prices, pushing consumers
News Summary A recent study by RTI International shows that various beers brewed across the U.S., particularly in Michigan, contain PFAS chemicals. The findings raise health concerns as PFAS are linked to serious conditions like cancer. Beers from Kalamazoo and Kent counties exhibited alarming levels of PFOA and PFBS, respectively.
News Summary On September 30, 2025, Michigan’s cannabis industry gathered in Lansing to protest a proposed 24% wholesale tax on marijuana products intended to fund road repairs. The tax has faced opposition from lawmakers and industry leaders who argue it could jeopardize the state’s growing cannabis market. The Michigan Cannabis
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have proposed a 24% wholesale tax on marijuana to fund road repairs, projecting $420 million annually. The tax has sparked opposition from cannabis shop owners over potential job losses and higher prices for consumers. Current tax legislation discusses balance between road funding and the impact on
News Summary The Michigan state House has approved the Comprehensive Road Funding Tax Act, imposing a 24% tax on wholesale marijuana prices to raise funds for road construction. Projected to generate $420 million annually, the tax has raised concerns among industry representatives about its potential impact on the struggling cannabis
News Summary The proposed 24% wholesale tax on marijuana in Michigan has drawn criticism from advocates and industry stakeholders, fearing it will hurt the struggling cannabis market. While the tax aims to generate funding for road repairs, operators warn it could lead to higher prices and push consumers to illicit
