LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday signed into law a new 24% tax on marijuana sales between producers and dispensaries, creating revenue to partially fund her ...

Some other states — including Minnesota, Maryland, and Maine — also raised taxes on marijuana products this year.

Contentious 3 a.m. vote adds 24% wholesale tax to existing fees, raising concerns about driving customers to black market.

After much hand wringing and consternation from lawmakers who feared detrimental effects to Michigan’s cannabis industry, the Michigan Senate voted early Friday morning by a thin margin to pass a 24% ...

"You cannot tax an industry that no longer exists," warns one advocate, after Michigan passed a new budget with a 24% wholesale tax on marijuana.

If the Michigan Senate is unable to rally enough votes to increase taxes on marijuana then the government will shut down, House Speaker Matt Hall said ...

The Senate approved a 24% wholesale tax on marijuana, marking a key vote in a wide-ranging deal to hike funding for roads and pass the state budget.

The state government passed its 2025-26 budget Friday, which includes $51.8 billion in general government spending and $24 billion for education.

The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association filed a lawsuit against the state of Michigan on Tuesday, minutes after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation adding a new 24% wholesale tax on legal ...

Michigan lawmakers on Friday broke a monthslong stalemate to pass a sweeping state budget. “Senate Democrats worked across the aisle to get the job done and deliver another responsible budget that ...

Three months into a major marijuana tax hike in California, a new law putting a pause on the increase has officially taken effect. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed the tax relief legislation from ...

The budget makes cuts to many state agencies while providing an extra $1.1 billion to the Michigan Department of Transportation, which funds roads.