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At least 10 people were saved by medics after they non-lethally overdosed on Thanksgiving Day, according to the Calhoun County Public Health Department.

Community & Family Resources Program at Washington Public Library

The Purchase District Health Department was awarded $300,000 to create an opioid harm-reduction community hub that utilizes wrap-around services from one program, and it was awarded $1 million over the

ALBANY, N.Y. — Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy released his Executive Budget for fiscal year 2024 with a property tax rate decrease for the eleventh straight year. McCoy presented his budget as Albany County continues to deal with dueling mental health and addiction epidemics, along with crises related to affordable housing, homelessness and an influx […]

Senator John Cornyn joined local leaders and families in Dallas Monday to discuss ways to combat the fentanyl crisis in North Texas.

Cascade Community Health Care in Centralia was one of three rural organizations to receive federal funds as Washington continues to fight the continued rise in fentanyl use in the state. In a …

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A Corbin organization is among several in Kentucky which have been awarded federal funding to help combat the opioid and substance abuse epidemic in Kentucky.

U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will distribute nearly $3 million to eight Kentucky organizations through the

The Digital Overdose Response Service app allows people who are using opioids alone to be monitored and have EMS respond if they become unconscious and need medical help.

The Digital Overdose Response Service app allows people who are using opioids alone to be monitored and have EMS respond if they become unconscious and need medical help.