Letter: Thank police for meth’s decline
5.18.2017 – Rep. Linda Lawson, Kokomo Tribune While most Hoosiers are probably familiar with, or have been affected by, our state’s methamphetamine problem, probably fewer…
Tuscola prosecutor helps develop new anti-drug effort
5.10.2017 – Mary Drier, Huron Daily Tribune LANSING — To go along with the standard “Just say No to Drugs,” a new anti-drug program is being…
LTE: An unnecessary burden
5.14.2017 – Nancy Sanborn, Sun Journal Here in Maine, people are used to long winters and then the grueling battle against springtime allergies. Allergy season is…
Column: Prescriptions won’t stop meth
5.14.2017 – James P. Hallan and Larry Wagenknecht, The Detroit News The fight against meth production is one that has been waged across the country and…
Attorney General campaigns against “smurfing,” practice of buying ingredients for meth
5.4.2017 – Veronica Gabriel, WLNS Human trafficking and political corruption are some of the big issues Attorney General, Bull Schuette tackles everyday. And now, he’s…
LTE: Thanking law enforcement
5.15.2017 – Mark Harder, West News Magazine For those Missourians with family members or close friends who work in law enforcement, every week feels like a…
Letter: Police are reducing scourge of meth in Illinois
5.17.2017 – Garth Reynolds, RRStar.com This week, May 15-21, is National Police Week, an important time for us to show our support for our local law…
Attorney General campaigns against “smurfing,” practice of buying ingredients for meth
5.4.2017 – Veronica Gabriel, MLive Human trafficking and political corruption are some of the big issues Attorney General, Bull Schuette tackles everyday. And now, he’s…
Attorney General Bill Schuette heading anti-meth awareness campaign
5.6.2017 – Lauren Gibbons, MLive Attorney General Bill Schuette has partnered with state Sen. John Proos, R-St. Joseph, and other associations to kick off a…
New campaign to stop “Smurfing”
5.4.2017 – Jentill Neal, WNEM LANSING, Mich. (WILX)– Smurfing is a term for meth cooks who get around a state law limiting how much pseudoephedrine a…