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In September 2021, the Idaho Attorney General’s Office requested that cities consider participating in a joint settlement agreement with three (3) drug companies to compensate for the impact of opioids on our community

Bright blue vending machines whose free products can help save lives are popping up around Western New York and the rest of the state. The machines dispense Narcan, the nasal

BayCare Behavioral Health got the top award to provide an urgent care center.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A valuable resource for the Spokane community is returning.

EL CENTRO — A man who would have turned 68 years of age on Sunday, December 31 succumbed to an apparent drug overdose.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Community members will now have limited access to a local resource network for patients who are struggling with drug addiction.

Scott McNamara is looking back on a more than 30-year career in the Oneida County District Attorneys Office, including three terms as the top prosecutor. Hes the longest serving DA in the countys history, with a long record of successful convictions and numerous office policies and initiatives that have been adopted throughout the state and country.

Two new high-tech machines at the coroner’s Port Royal office will have huge impacts on efficiency and local public health, according to Coroner David Ott.

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) -- Kalamazoo County's new Opioid Task Force is up and running and preparing to dole out millions of dollars to local agenci...

The opioid epidemic has changed, and our understanding of its root causes has changed and expanded, as well.