Duluth Warned of Dangerous Cold Weather

As the Indiana General Assembly, led by Republican lawmakers, considers the decriminalization of cannabis, there are efforts to limit local prosecutors like Marion County's Ryan Mears, who announced he would not pursue marijuana possession cases. This move indicates a potential clash between state-level legislative changes and local enforcement policies. Meanwhile, across various regions, a significant cold front is approaching, with meteorologists warning of dangerously low temperatures expected this weekend and into early next week. For instance, Duluth, MN, anticipates sub-zero temperatures and wind chills reaching as low as -35°F, following a brief period of above-normal temperatures. Similarly, forecasts for other areas indicate a shift from milder weather to bitter cold, prompting weather advisories for residents to prepare for severe conditions. These contrasting issues highlight the ongoing debates around cannabis legislation in Indiana and the immediate concern over extreme winter weather affecting large parts of the Midwest.