Judge blocks attempt to shut down unlicensed medical marijuana provisioning centers

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan judge has blocked yet another attempt by state officials to shut down unlicensed medical marijuana provisioning centers. About 50 unlicensed shops in Michigan were set to be shut down by regulators. But a Michigan Court of Claims judge signed a temporary restraining order Thursday preventing state regulators from enforcing a licensing deadline that had been set for Sunday. The order means that the unlicensed shops can keep their doors open for at least another two weeks