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Southwest Virginia receives millions in funding from Opioid Abatement Authority

Virginia lawmakers are stressing the importance of funds to help combat what has been called an opioid epidemic.The funds are distributed through the Opioid Aba

Grant helps battle opioid crisis in southern Oklahoma

'We've had 16 fentanyl related deaths in District 22 in the last year,' said District 22 District Attorney Erik Johnson.

Editorial: Florida should use $3.2 billion opioid settlement to save lives, not stuff jail cells

Palm Beach County is considering how to spend $122 million from national opioid lawsuits and looks as though it will spend most on stable housing and other life saving measures for those in recovery. Science-averse leadership in Tallahassee should recognize local government knows best how to help its people.

More than money needed to fight drug scourge | Editorial

Georgia opioid settlements: May 17 is last day to apply

The money is being made available through a grant program created by the state from an opioid settlement.

The Inland Northwest is getting millions from opioid settlements; here's how Spokane County plans to use the money

The Inland Northwest will soon see some of the first investments in opioid treatment, prevention and response paid for by settlement money that has started...

Black Swan Academy's 2023 Black Youth Agenda at D.C. Council - The Washington Informer

Overdose deaths drop, Narcan gets results, Project Opioid says

Nonprofit Project Opioid announced on Monday that overdoses have finally fallen and the wide availability of naloxone, commonly known by the brand name Narcan, is the reason why.

Electric grid upgrades look promising for summer

Efforts to upgrade Claremore’s aging infrastructure and prepare for future growth appear to be moving forward, as payments to contractors of $1.5 million were approved Monday.

Mayor Brown proposes over $11 million investment in Spokane's health and human services

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Mayor Lisa Brown announced on Sunday the city is preparing to allocate over $11 million to invest in health and human services, including homelessness and addiction resources.