The opioid epidemic is deadly and expensive. Here's what it has cost Texas | World/Nation

DALLAS -- Every fentanyl death in North Texas is exponentially destructive. Classroom chairs sit empty. Families mourn. Grandparents go back to work to raise their orphaned grandchildren. Then come the

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