Indiana lawmakers first authorized syringe services in 2015, after about 200 people were infected with HIV in a Scott County outbreak fueled by needle sharing. It’s been renewed before, but ...
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A new property owner is resurrecting both Digs Garden Center and an unrealized plan to open a bar in the North Mass District east of the Monon Trail and south of Interstate 70. Real estate broker Kris ...
A bill letting Indiana counties continue syringe service programs became law Monday without Indiana Gov. Mike Braun’s signature.
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