Introduction: Series of stories to examine Valley's problem, Vanderburgh County takes top spot

Jan. 19: Public enemy No. 1, Second time around landed user in jail, Career as meth cooker ended with high-speed chase, Former inmate believes he has 'one more chance'

Jan. 20: Straining the system, No chances taken during bust

Jan. 21: Nearly fatal attraction, Meth use can lead to death

Jan. 22: Against all odds, Drug's impact felt in unexpected places, Companies say meth doesn't work

Jan. 23: Neglected children hurt most by meth-abusing parents, Mother walks long, hard path to rehabilitation

Jan. 24: Programs offer treatment assistance to meth addicts, Judge believes drug court offers solution

Jan. 25: Focus on prevention, Meth moves in, ruins peaceful neighborhood

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Feb. 24: Readers: Meth series gave insight on drug epidemic, Readers' comments