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A national study released Thursday says the crisis exists nationwide, and Maine actually fares better than other states.

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Digital channels are central to the city's efforts to reach visitors who might fill hotels, restaurants and shops during the upcoming peak season.

Fentanyl overdoses among young people across the country are on the rise, and Montgomery County is no exception. So county school official hosted a community forum on Saturday to talk to parents about the deadly drug.

Montgomery County Public Schools held a forum this weekend to talk with parents about the dangers of Fentanyl. Laura Mitchell from Montgomery Goes Purple joins the show to talk about the event and the efforts to curb youth overdoses.