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STANTON, Mich. -- The Montcalm County prosecutor is facing some scrutiny after making her feelings on recreational marijuana legalization public during an Oct. 22 board of commissioners meeting.
A West Michigan cannabis grower says he's filed a complaint against prosecutor Andrea Krause with the Secretary of State's office. Michigan's campaign finance law is at the center of the issue.
Sidney resident David Overholt says Krause went too far at last month's meeting when she convinced the board to approve a resolution opposing recreational marijuana.
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