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Just be alert, you know, and pretty much it, keep an eye on things just watch going into the garage, stuff like that. Reporter department of corrections say there was actually an even escape from this facility in october of last year but the inmate was court on the same day f anyone sees arthur buckle call your local Police Department n winslow township im cleve bryan, for cbs3 Eyewitness News. All right, cleve, thanks. We are getting a break from the rain, question now is, when is the next roun...

RUTHERFORDTON — More than six years ago, Rutherford County and North Carolina became a part of national lawsuits, pursuing legal remedies against those involved in the manufacture and distribution of

The crisis in the Kensington neighborhood is the result of enforced deprivation and neglect of the people by the state.

"This review has provided an opportunity to consider how best to conduct the work of county commissions efficiently, to preserve and use human and financial resources more productively and to achieve greater public participation in commission and other work of the county," said Assistant County Administrative Officer Nicole Coburn. "Some of these commissions are going to be transitioning to other methods of public engagement and input."

Due to the increase in number of people who use opioids in the United States, there has been a steady increase in injection drug use, according to PubMed.

A bill from Nebraska State Senator Megan Hunt that would provide drug users with sterile needles to help get t...

The original complaint, now held up by the court, alleged that the state failed to consult with local law enforcement before approving the coalition's syringe exchange application, failed to notify three of the affected local law enforcement agencies about the comment period, impermissibly provided only 45 of the required 90 days for public comment and failed to conduct an environmental review of the distribution.

The Purdue Student Government passed a bill on Wednesday night encouraging the establishment of a nearby Syringe Services Program.

Along with keeping unwanted medications out of the hands of others, proper disposal can keep it out of the soil and water.

As countywide efforts to increase the availability of overdose remedies ramp up, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office Coroner's Unit has been weighed down by a growing backlog of deaths, many related to drug overdoses.