After four hours of public testimony, much of it conflicting, Indiana lawmakers appear no closer to deciding whether to legalize cannabis.

Indiana lawmakers heard more than four hours of testimony Tuesday on the regulation of marijuana and related substances.

The Indiana Democratic Party is launching a statewide tour to promote cannabis legalization. And coinciding with the launch on 4/20 -- an unofficial weed holiday -- Democratic Senate candidate Tom McDermott released an ad in which he smokes a joint.

If you’ve taken a road trip in the past few years, you’ve definitely spotted the billboards dotting Indiana’s interstates and highways advertising cannabis dispensaries in Michigan and Illinois.

A new organization of business leaders has formed to advocate for the legalization of adult use of cannabis in Indiana.

Indiana Democrats hope the state party’s support of marijuana legalization can become a political victory for them. But political scientists say achieving that will likely take considerable time and effort.

The Indiana Democratic Party is throwing its weight behind marijuana legalization ahead of the 2022 state legislative session.

Marijuana legalization in any form is still extremely unlikely in Indiana next year, despite a renewed push from Democrats on the issue.

The Democratic candidate for Indiana attorney general is calling on the state to legalize marijuana, saying that doing so would reduce the state's prison and jail populations and generate millions of dollars for public education.

The legislation said if a local prosecutor makes a policy decision not to prosecute certain crimes, the Indiana Attorney General could appoint a special prosecutor to do so and charge the county to pay for it.