Addicted America

• Leaders and Doctors working to combat opioid crisis
• Community effort to end drug addiction
• Addicted America continues with Meth in Michiana
• Government crack down on cold medicines
• Government crack down on opioids
• Michiana firefighters on the front lines against meth addiciton
• Using one drug to withdrawal from another
• The difference in highs in opioids and meth
• Border Patrol working to stop meth's insurgence in Michiana
• Red flags of meth addiction
• Addicted America: Meth's resurgence in Michiana
• Anti-opioid injection potentially leading to other addictions
• Meth labs making a comeback in Michiana
• New intervention center helping addicts and their families rebuild
• Survey: Nearly two in three Indiana residents know someone battling addiction
• Rate of women addicted to opioids during pregnancy quadrupled in 15 years
• State officials meet at Opioid Summit to discuss crisis
• Starke Co. working to improve stats that show highest overdose death rate
• New Indiana opioid law gives hope to Plymouth mom
• Veteran fights another battle, helping others with addiction
• Bill named after Dr. Todd Graham would help combat opioid epidemic
• La Porte nonprofit releases opioid report
• South Bend to file lawsuit for restitution in opioid crisis
• Senators respond to a Granger mother’s advocacy against the Opioid Crisis
• Becky Savage testifies about opioid crisis in front of U.S. Senate
• Addicted America: On the Road
• Children's Hospital sheds light on condition, treatment of babies born into opioids
• Gas station installs blue lights to combat drug use
• Indiana Governor Holcomb talks current state of opioid crisis
• Interview forum with the St. Joseph County Opioid Task Force
• Michigan State Police's Angel program already successful
• Students affected by opioid epidemic have support system at school
• ABC57 and St. Joseph County Police holding pill drop Tuesday
• Interactive map of Michiana addiction treatment centers
• Addicted America RAW: How it feels to have to wait for treatment
• How Will This End?: La Porte County commissions new report to find solutions
• How Will This End?: Pain patients struggle to get relief
• Could medical marijuana be the answer to the opioid crisis?
• Mother fights back to help save next generation from opioid crisis
• Addicted America RAW: Jailers catch smugglers in the act
• It affects us all: Jails adapting to the epidemic
• It affects us all: Foster care kids lose out on learning
• Nurse overcomes opioid addiction to help others
• Opioid use dropping among younger generations
• Police adjust protocol as opioid crisis grows
• Opioid crisis: Indiana's hidden victims
• It affects all of us: Businesses change policies to fight opioid crisis
• Toddler survives addiction and finds new family
• Resources for opioid treatment and data
• Fighting on the Frontlines: Judges join the fight against opioids
• Fighting on the Frontlines: Local doctors respond to opioid crisis
• Indiana drug czar urges community effort to combat opioid crisis
• City leaders sue pharma companies over opioid crisis
• Michiana E.R. doctors see effects of opioid crisis first-hand
• Fighting on the Frontlines: Law enforcement working to tackle the opioid crisis
• Fighting on the Frontlines: Courtney's second chance
• Local locations for National Drug Take Back Day