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In Indianapolis, a grand jury is asking where the money behind Indiana's 2025 legalization push came from and whether the disclosures told the truth. In Boston, the state just cleared a billion dollars in sales for the year, the same market a November ballot question wants gone. In Iowa, a candidate for lieutenant governor made the case for regulation while standing inside the recovery center that treated his own child. And federally, the quieter costs are turning up away from the headlines: a Caribbean authority trying to line up banks before its market opens, and a new round of DEA inspections landing on the operators who just won federal recognition.
🔎 Indiana's secret money
📈 A billion, then a ballot
🌽 Iowa makes its case
🧪 The DEA starts knocking
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