Raising Cane’s and ‘The Baddest Man on the Planet’: The top 10 headlines

Here’s what our readers clicked on the most

Oct 21, 2022 at 12:09 pm

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Mike Tyson at a recent visit to a Michigan dispensary.

Earlier this year, former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson released his Tyson 2.0 cannabis products into the Detroit market. Our readers were most interested in how they could get the opportunity to meet the boxer here in Michigan.

Our readers were also interested in the grand opening of Michigan's first Raising Cane's in East Lansing.

All of that and a little more. Here are our top stories of the week:

10. "Birmingham family sues Snapchat after son died from fentanyl-laced pill he bought on app"

9. "The new SkyBridge is open at Boyne Mountain and it looks kinda terrifying"

8. "The latest Pistons promo is an ode to Detroit culture"

7. "Detroiters ripped off by overinflated property assessments may see relief"

6. "Rapper Berner is opening a Grand Rapids Cookies cannabis dispensary"

5. "Green parking lot in Detroit is brimming with 100+ trees"

4. "Michigan man at center of MSNBC’s new documentary shows the harm of the war on drugs"

3. "Southfield clerk resigns but will face no jail time after tampering with absentee ballots"

2. "Raising Cane’s to open first Michigan location Tuesday"

1. "You can meet Mike Tyson when he tours a few Michigan dispensaries this week"

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