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Weekday evening anchor for WOLF-TV in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre + Reporter for WSBT-TV in South Bend. Have a story idea? Message me! Facebook: Anne Lurea TV.
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22 Investigates: The Gamble of Glock Switches

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By Anne Lurea Verified
| WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN) Verified
There is a growing concern for police: Glock switches. It's the size of a Lego — but it can take dozens of lives in a matter of seconds. These switches can turn a simple handgun into a weapon that can unload an entire magazine with one pull of the trigger, and we're seeing them being used in South Bend. Local leaders are laying down the law on the devices, issuing a warning for those looking to get one. A "Glock switch" is a little device that carries a massive, deadly impact.
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Notre Dame Alum, Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett speaks on campus

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By Anne Lurea Verified
| WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN) Verified
Inside the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, University of Notre Dame Alumna and Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett was back on campus Friday to speak to students and faculty. The event began with remarks from University President Rev. Robert Dowd, who noted the violence seen across the country over the last several days, from the shooting of three teens at a Denver high school to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
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Eye on Health: Pickleball injuries on the rise as aging Americans hit the courts

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By Anne Lurea Verified
| WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN) Verified
TOPICS: PickleballInjuriesAgingAdultsSportsRecoveryFlexibilityStrength training A sport that has exploded in popularity among adults, and one that doctors are attributing major health benefits to, is also resulting in increased injuries across the country. 48.3 million adults in the U.S. are hitting pickleball courts, according to the Association of Pickleball Professionals. That is 19% of the total adult population.
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