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Cold air arrives after Thanksgiving for Michiana
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Local pastor arrested, accused of predatory behavior
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Rain Monday, snow later next week
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6:27
The Lerner Theatre celebrates 100th Anniversary Sunday
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Midwest Thanksgiving travel forecast
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Attempted carjacking near IU South Bend Thursday night
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Humane Society of Elkhart County waives fees to accept donation...
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Chilly temperatures and lake effect rain to kick off the weekend
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Childhood grief center celebrates five years
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Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart celebrate Thanksgiving early
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South Bend Schools receive $113K grant for robotics programs
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Snow melting Friday, drier weekend ahead
Local and state governments have been cracking down on opioids within the last year.
Indiana lawmakers have passed new regulations restricting the amount of pills in circulation.
They’ve also creating harsher penalties for people found with the highly addictive pills that often lead users to heroin.
There are also now more drug treatment centers to get opioid addicts clean and stay clean.
This year, Indiana passed a new law to create nine treatment facilities across the state to make sure no Hoosier will have to drive more than an hour to get to a drug treatment center.
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