Brian Scott

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Indiana DCS hosts conference for resource, adoptive parents

INDIANAPOLIS (August 19, 2019) – The 2019 Resource and Adoptive Parent Training (RAPT) conference brought an estimated 300 people together to exchange information, resources and ideas about the best ways to support Hoosier children impacted by the child welfare system.  The two-day event organized by the Indiana Department of Child Services brings together DCS foster and adoptive parents, …

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Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter Announces $1 Million Grant to Fund Genetic Add-on to LEADS Study

Indianapolis, IN – August 19, 2019 – The Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter today announced it is funding a $1 million add-on study focusing on genetics to the Longitudinal Early-onset Alzheimer’s Disease Study (LEADS) led by Indiana University School of Medicine. The additional funding will allow researchers to study the …

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Dekalb County man drowns in private pond

Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a drowning that occurred yesterday evening at approximately 7:34 p.m. in a private pond in the 6700 block of County Road 29 in Auburn. Daniel Burris, age 19, of Auburn, was swimming in his family’s pond when, for an unknown reason, he went under the …

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Vincennes man arrested for theft of a boat

Indiana Conservation Officers arrested a Vincennes (Knox County) man for theft of a boat after receiving information of suspicious behavior.  During the investigation it was found that Chad W. Taylor, age 39 of Vincennes, took a boat from the Wabash River during the early morning hours of Saturday August 17 …

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Indiana State Police K9 Kazik Retires

Indianapolis, IN – A specially trained Indiana State Police Canine has retired from the Indiana State Police. Kazik is a Yellow Labrador Retriever who was specifically trained in explosives detection. Kazik and his partner, Corporal John Riggers of the Indiana State Capitol Police, have been working together since 2011.  Kazik (pictured …

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Law for More Opioid Training in Effect

In 2017, drug overdoses increased 18% in Indiana compared to the previous year. Opioid addiction is having a terrible effect on Hoosiers and their families and has become a major issue for a variety of reasons. One of the contributing factors to opioid addiction is the overprescribing of opioids. For …

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