Cities wracked by opioids close to getting $26 billion settlement
At least 45 states have signed on or signaled their intent to accept, but a few holdouts say the amount is 'woefully insufficient.'
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At least 45 states have signed on or signaled their intent to accept, but a few holdouts say the amount is 'woefully insufficient.'
States, counties and cities face a deadline in three weeks to sign onto the deal, and most states have agreed to do so.
At least 45 states have signed on or signaled their intent to accept, but a few holdouts say the amount is 'woefully insufficient.'
McMINNVILLE, Ore. (AP) — The opioid epidemic blew into this picturesque Oregon town...
Thousands of towns across the United States that were wracked by the opioid crisis are on the precipice of receiving billions of dollars in the second-biggest...