Reduction Ohio News Today

EXCLUSIVE — Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is calling on cities to apply the state's "ethics laws" for divesting money from opioid settlements back into the hands of victims of the addictive pharmaceutical drugs, cautioning against "public-private partnerships."

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.

Legal battle in OH prompts those directly impacted by the opioid epidemic to call for more accountability and a seat at the table to decide how money is spent.