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Hoosiers have governor, legislature to thank for drop in fatal overdoses

In 2016, more people died from drug overdoses in the U.S. than the total number of Americans killed in the Vietnam War. Indiana opioid overdose deaths rose 52% between 2015

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Overdose deaths drop in Allen County, statewide

A Fort Wayne police captain said he isn t surprised that overdose deaths have recently declined in Allen County and throughout the state.

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OUR VIEW: Don t be afraid; We all need help sometimes

October is a month when we are encouraged to focus on taking care of our mental health.

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Next Chapter Cafe hosts grand opening on Friday in Portage

To kick off National Recovery Month, Next Chapter Cafe is hosting its grand opening on Friday at 5 p.m., at 5991 McCasland Ave., in Portage.

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Indiana to receive $19 million in opioid settlement funds this year

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration last week awarded $19 million in National Opioid Settlement funds to local organizations to address the ongoing opioid crisis.

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