Coming up on IPR’s “In Case You Missed It” podcast, we’ll have these stories for you:

· Indiana University Health Blackford announced it will be stopping emergency care and inpatient care services in the near future, due to reduction in patient volume. The hospital will continue primary healthcare and outpatient services.

· Youth tobacco use among Hoosiers is the lowest since 2012, according to data collected last year.

· The A-C-L-U of Indiana will soon have a new leader for the first time in more than a decade. Executive Director Jane Henegar (HENN-uh-grr) announced recently she is stepping down no later than January 1.

· Pharmacists in Indiana can prescribe birth control under state legislation now in effect.

· And, Hoosiers are seeing increased grocery prices for the Fourth of July this year.

That’s the lineup of stories on today’s edition of “In Case You Missed It.”