Michigan residents diagnosed with PTSD can now qualify for treatment under the state's medical marijuana law, which is expanding to include a new condition for the first time since voter approval in 2008.

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Michigan communities have reportedly missed out on some $6.2 billion in statutory revenue sharing payments over the past decade as lawmakers and governors diverted funds to fill holes in the state budget.

That's money that would have helped local governments provide essential services -- including police and fire, water systems, road maintenance, parks, libraries -- and may have allowed some of them to avoid financial emergencies requiring state intervention.

See more -- including a database that shows how much your community has lost since 2003 -- here: http://bit.ly/PMyZjh

As the search continues for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, the missing plane has focused international attention on a different flight that seemingly vanished: Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 2501, which disappeared over Lake Michigan on its way to Minneapolis in 1950.

Sixty-three years later, the wreckage has never been found.
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Elementary school students were given O'Doul's non-alcoholic beer in a Linden classroom during a lesson on colonial times.

The teacher thought the O'Doul's was "OK to use" because the label said it was a non-alcoholic malt beverage, according to the letter the school's principal sent home with students.

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This is so cool: University of Michigan doctors used 3-D printing to perform life-saving respiratory tract surgery on 18-month-old Garrett Peterson. The revolutionary procedure was only the second of its kind ever attempted.

Nearly two months after the procedure, Garrett's condition has dramatically improved and he's full of energy.
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Jackson Public Schools has moved one of its bus stops after learning a registered sex offender is living in a house at its original location.

While state law prohibits registered sex offenders from living or working within 1,000 feet of a school zone, that law does not apply to bus stops. However, an official said JPS is making this adjustment as a safety measure.

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This will make your day. Seriously. The 40 tiny members of a Detroit kids choir at a charter school have become national stars for their rendition of the hit Pharrell Williams song "Happy."

Check it out here: http://bit.ly/1kFHXIZ

KBS is back! KBS Week, a series of launch parties around Grand Rapids celebrating the launch of Founders wildly popular Kentucky Breakfast Stout, starts today.

Read the story of how the barrel-aged stout became a craft beer phenomenon here: http://bit.ly/1eOCydO

Stay tuned: A ruling could come as soon as today in the challenge to Michigan's gay marriage ban.

See details here: http://bit.ly/1iYRxJD

A Bridgeport man faces a felony charge after he was arrested by police at a township board meeting when he refused to stop talking past a three-minute time limit for public comment.

Read more and watch video of his arrest here: http://bit.ly/1oo0Xxj