Kyle Kaminski is an award-winning investigative journalist with more than a decade of experience covering news across Michigan. Prior to joining The ‘Gander, Kyle worked as the managing editor at City Pulse in Lansing and as a reporter for the Traverse City Record-Eagle.
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This Detroit weed brand is named for the plant that grows through the cracks
A small Detroit cultivation operation is leaving big money on the table to sell top-shelf cannabis for about $100 an ounce. Its latest harvest is basically a Runtz family reunion.
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5 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Lansing voted to pull the plug on Flock cameras. So why are they still watching?
Five weeks after the Lansing City Council asked Mayor Andy Schor to end the city’s deal with Flock Safety, residents and council members are growing impatient.
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Abdul El-Sayed wants to make America healthy again—for real this time
Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has a new plan to ban toxic pesticides and get PFAS and lead out of Michigan’s drinking water.
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Gaskey vs. Pounds: Open seat in Michigan’s 54th District could flip the House
State Rep. Donni Steele has barely held this seat through two elections. Now it’s open, and Roman Gaskey and Sarah Pounds are facing off in a race that could decide who runs Lansing.
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Michigan cannabis brands roll out seasonal drops for Halloween
From black pre-rolls to caramel apple popcorn, here’s what’s haunting Michigan dispensary shelves in 2026.
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9 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown of cannabis news from The MichiGanja Report.
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Why Bernie Sanders is rallying Mid-Michigan voters behind Will Lawrence
US Sen. Bernie Sanders is urging Mid-Michigan voters to help Will Lawrence unseat US Rep. Tom Barrett in one of the nation’s most competitive House races.
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Lansing lab says Michigan is growing weed for the wrong reason
Every gram of cannabis sold in Michigan dispensaries must pass through a testing lab. In Lansing, the people running the machines say the industry is chasing the wrong number.






















