Michigan's legal medical marijuana market still full of illegal product   Six months of regulated medical marijuana sales have passed in Michigan, but the market is still dominated by an illegal source of product. Only seven percent of medical marijuana sold by licensed provisioning centers comes from licensed businesses, while the other 93 percent comes from caregivers. While officials are allowing the more-than 40,000 licensed caregivers to provide the product to provisioning centers, it isn't actually legal. MORE ►Meet the referee of Michigan's marijuana industry

Students call him 'Super Stanley': MSU's new president known as soft-spoken listener   To the students at Stony Brook University, Samuel Stanley Jr. is a superhero. During Stanley's final graduation ceremony at the Long Island school, students presented him with a cape and a custom-made superhero T-shirt with a logo for "Super Stanley." A doctor and researcher, Stanley is known as a soft-spoken leader who listens to those around him. He will now bring those skills to Michigan State University, where he will have to deal with the aftermath of the Larry Nassar scandal. MORE ►6 things to know about MSU's new president Samuel Stanley Jr.

Everything to see from Michigan track and field finals hat  Sure, there were winners and losers, but everyone fought hard Saturday during Michigan's high school track and field finals. Despite weather delays and wet conditions, student athletes ran, jumped and threw their way to impressive performances. Congrats, competitors. MORE ►The must-see photos from the 2019 MHSAA track and field finals ►Detroit sprinter wins state title in memory of his late coach ► Complete coverage of Michigan high school tennis finals

  

Beer run marks recovery milestone for Michigander   A day that was supposed to include fishing and watching the game turned into the start of a long recovery process for Bob Curley, when a truck crossed the centerline and collided with his vehicle. The break to his leg was a tricky one, but that didn't stop Curley from setting a goal -- he wanted to participate in a beer run. So he signed up and hit his recovery with all he had to make it to race day. MORE  ►Crazy Michigan races scheduled for 2019