Michigan Recalls Naked Hippie Gummies After Buyers Report Bad Highs, Stomach Pain
Michigan regulators and a Livonia-based edibles maker have pulled a low-dose THC gummy off shelves after customers complained of unpleasant highs and stomach problems. The Naked Hippie Lucky Berry gummies, made by The Gummie Joint, were produced within the last year before the recall was announced Thursday. The Michigan Cannabis...
Unclaimed remains of more than a dozen veterans laid to rest at Fort Custer...
AUGUSTA, Mich. (News 10) - The unclaimed remains of 14 veterans were laid to rest at Fort Custer National Cemetery on Friday. The ceremony took place days before Veterans Day. It ensures the veterans’ service is honored and that they receive a proper burial. 5 Mid-Michigan Army Veterans. Five...
Michigan, Michigan State team up to collect fans’ urine. Yes, really
In a rivalry already famous for intensity, Michigan and Michigan State have found a new way to measure which side is No. 1. Researchers from both schools are hosting “The Piss Off,” a game-day collection event that turns tailgate donations into fertilizer. Fans can contribute at yurts set up at the Ann Arbor Golf Club … The post Michigan, Michigan State team up to collect fans’ urine. Yes, really appeared first on Larry Brown Sports .
Ex-Michigan corrections officer pleads guilty to having machine gun
LANSING — The former Michigan corrections officer who was the subject of years of complaints from neighbors about explosions and gunfire on his property has pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge. Casey Wagner, 34, of Ionia Township, pleaded guilty to possessing a machine gun — a 10-year felony — in federal court in Lansing on Nov. 4, court records show. U.S. District Court Chief Judge Hala Jarbou ordered a pre-sentence report and scheduled sentencing for Feb. 24 in Lansing, records show. Michae
In one Michigan town, it’s less trick or treat, more steal and sell
KALAMAZOO — Earlier this year, customers at a Kalamazoo shopping center were accosted by gangs of children selling candy. The youths wouldn’t wait for shoppers to get out of their vehicles and then followed them into stores, the patrons said. They cursed at people who turned them down. As brazen as the bullying was how they obtained the confections. They stole it from stores on the other side of the street, police said. Authorities were swarmed with calls from both sides of M-43. One group of sh
Amazon driver hit by excavator during dispute in Hamtramck; operator arrested
An Amazon driver is struck by an excavator during a dispute in Hamtramck. Police say the operator was arrested.
The $1 Million Harry Bertoia Sculpture Found in a Mall Basement, and the Questions...
It is the kind of story the art world rarely gets: a major sculpture by one of America’s great modernists, lost in a shopping-mall basement for nearly four decades, rediscovered by appraisers, restored and sold to General Motors for a reported $1 million. Months after it went up in GM’s new Detroit headquarters, the tale of Harry Bertoia’s forgotten “clouds” is circulating widely again online, along with questions about how the restoration was done.
Up to half of Detroit Catholic churches may lose weekend Masses under new plans
DETROIT ― Up to half of the Catholic churches in Detroit could stop holding weekend Masses under the latest Archdiocese of Detroit restructuring plan models, a staggering number that's prompting local parishioners to ask where they'll go to church and what may be lost. As the Archdiocese seeks to "right-size" itself amid declining membership, aging buildings and fewer priests, no city is hit harder under the restructuring plan than Detroit. The targeted parishes are spread all over the city, fro
Michigan Football’s Honorary Captain Is Literally Wolverine
The Wolverine himself will serve as honorary captain for the Paul Bunyan Trophy showdown tonight.
E-bike injuries are getting more serious, Metro Detroit doctors warn
Metro Detroit doctors are seeing more injuries involving e-bikes and scooters , including serious fractures resembling those suffered in motorcycle crashes. Why it matters: The experiences of medical professionals could help shape how Michigan policymakers respond to the safety risks posed by increasingly powerful — and popular — electric mobility devices. Driving the news: Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard joined medical and law enforcement officials last week to highlight the risks of e-

















