Devan Ridgway
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WFIU/WTIU News
Six Indiana counties operate a syringe service program, often acting as a bridge to healthcare, overdose prevention education and addiction treatment. But the programs could end in July, when the law allowing them expires.
Jill Sheridan
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WFYI
A bill advancing at the Statehouse would allow Indiana National Guard military police to make arrests and conduct searches when activated by the governor.
Courtesy of the Indiana General Assembly
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