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19-year-olds could work at Michigan marijuana dispensaries under House bill

If you're 19 or 20, you can sell or serve alcohol in Michigan, and you can work at a medical marijuana facility. Apply to work at a recreational marijuana dispensary, though, and you'll get told to come back when you're 21.

Some Michigan lawmakers and industry groups are hoping to change that.

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Alcohol Awareness Month: ABC leader talks sells, giving back to the community

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- April is Alcohol Awareness Month, which is a time meant to help educate and break through the stigma that surrounds alcoholism.

Alcohol sales shot up during the pandemic, and the Mecklenburg County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board CEO, Keva Walton, says sales remain high.

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'Make the chatter matter': MDOT launches youth drug prevention campaign

ROCKFORD, Mich. -- If you plan on driving for your spring break getaway this year, it may provide the time you need to explain the dangers of drugs and alcohol to your children.

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) unveiled Talk Sooner -- its youth drug prevention campaign -- in Rockford Tuesday. It's a resource encouraging Michigan parents to "make the chatter matter" while taking the family on road trips.