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All four people found dead in a Waynesville home this weekend were shot in the head, an autopsy report shows.
Legislators are still trying to determine how much a shift toward more rehabilitation will cost local governments.
At the Statehouse, the House passed a budget and a bill overhauling the state's criminal code. The Senate passed legislation regulating drug-induced abortions.
The legislature passed the ban last year, but police say they have had a hard time enforcing it.
A study from Indiana University researchers finds negative messaging does not get through to drug and alcohol addicts like positive messaging.
The number of women in Indiana prisons has increased 50 percent in the past decade, mostly because of drug-related charges.
Drug test results will be shared with the school district's administration, and students will be suspended from activities if they test positive.
Bloomington police seized heroin, cocaine, guns and cash during the raid.
The author of the bill that would have mandated drug testing for welfare recipients say he hopes to include it in another bill this session.
The injection is actually an antibody that reduces bad cholesterol by affecting a certain function in the liver.
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