Double-edged sword: State expands fight against fentanyl
Under a state law that takes effect next month, anyone who provides certain drugs to a person who dies after taking them may be prosecuted for second-degree…
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Under a state law that takes effect next month, anyone who provides certain drugs to a person who dies after taking them may be prosecuted for second-degree…
Under a state law that takes effect next month, anyone who provides certain drugs to a person who dies after taking them may be prosecuted for second-degree murder — whether
Under a state law that takes effect next month, anyone who provides certain drugs to a person who dies after taking them may be prosecuted for
The push to make the lifesaving opioid overdose antidote easier to buy took five years and multiple court battles, fueling worries about access and supply.
A version of this story was originally published by 100 Days in Appalachia. A 45-minute drive northwest of Asheville, Hot Springs, North Carolina, is an