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Hunter biden about to appear in Federal Court in delaware. We expect he will plead not guilty on that felony gun charge. At the same time, here in new york former President Donald Trump about to head downtown. It is day two of his civil fraud trial. Also in new york, the crypto king, Sam Bankmanfried, appears for day one of his fraud trial. Well watch it unfold together coming up. Breaking news from overnight. Sitting u. S. Congressman carjacked at gun point in the Nations Capital. Good morning....

On July 17, 2022, Holly Yokum’s life changed forever. That day her daughter Jaden Anderson, 21, died of fentanyl poisoning.

National data shows the opioid crisis is having an outsized impact on Native communities. Here’s how tribal, state leaders are responding.

Tribes and Native health providers say they have historically found success integrating culture-based care with western medicines to treat substance use disorders. But fentanyl has become a particularly difficult scourge

SEATTLE — Practitioners burning sacred herbs for patients seeking addiction treatment. Tribal sweat lodges where Native Americans can meditate and purify their bodies. Gardens where rehab residents can grow their

Practitioners burning sacred herbs for patients seeking addiction treatment. Tribal sweat lodges where Native Americans can meditate and purify their bodies. Gardens where rehab residents can grow …

Down the Pacific Coast, along the Salish Sea and across the inland Northwest, tribes and Native health providers say they have historically found success integrating cultural resources and traditions with

Four members of the Lummi Nation have overdosed in as many days. Leaders offer resources, support in emergency alert.

Early last week, Evelyn Jefferson (Lummi) was hanging doses of Narcan — the life-saving opioid reversal drug — from trees in a homeless encampment in Bellingham, Washington, near the Lummi Nation. Jefferson, a crisis outreach supervisor for Lummi Nation, spends much of her time these days supporting tribal members who live in the homeless encampment and use opioids. A few weeks earlier, authorities had seized 70,000 fentanyl pills at the encampment.

Fentanyl seizures at the border have increased tenfold over the last three years.