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Alison, several tense hours in this neighborhood, 5, 6 shots fired. Man lay on a young the front stoop, fatally wounded, and the gun man is still out there. I heard what sounded like banging, somebody banging on the storm door. Shatteredullet holes, glass, and police tape mark the homicide scene. I saw two guys running. Richard he was working under the hood of his car just after 2 00 when he heard two men arguing. One man took off, the other pulled out a revolver. I heard the gunshots, about 5, 6 shots. Richard the man ran for cover into this townhouse, bullets flying. When he came back to the...

There has been a rise in the prescription of anxiety medications and other sedative hypnotic needs. In 2014 and 15 in rhode island, 33 of those receiving opioid prescriptions were coprescribed benzodiazapines. This is a tremendous, tremendous deadly combination and has been a significant variable in the increase in opioid Overdose Deaths in rhode island and the statistics show nationally. So along with fentanyl, we need to look at the coprescription of benzodiazapine. Other strategies for the prevention of initiation include but are not limited to patient education and the use and storage of m...

Janet murguia as president ceo of National Council of la raza. Dixon slingerland is the executive director of Youth Policy Institute which serves more than 100,000 youth and young adults at 125 programs in los angeles. Randi weingarten is president of the American Federation of teachers which represents 1. 6 million educational professionals. And, finally Beth Williams is evil of roxbury technology, a company with mission to get back to its urban community by creating jobs and manufacturing earth friendly products. So we have a great group of people here today. I would like to start out the di...

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KINGSTON — The University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy will further the fight against the ongoing opioid epidemic thanks to a new $455,000 grant from the Foundation for Opioid