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Fentanyl from over the border continues to be an increasing problem - Vimarsana News

Fentanyl from over the border continues to be an increasing problem

While much of the attention at the border has been on Title 42, there is another increasing problem, fentanyl. The Pima County Health Department said in 2021 and 2022, they saw the largest number of fentanyl overdoses.

Source: kold.com
CBP officials seize over 1.6 million fentanyl pills days after Title 42 expires - Vimarsana News

CBP officials seize over 1.6 million fentanyl pills days after Title 42 expires

Officials with U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over 1.6 million fentanyl pills in the last three days at Arizona's Nogales port of entry.

A new website will track opioid overdoses across the country - Vimarsana News

A new website will track opioid overdoses across the country

TUCSON (KVOA) - The new website launched this week that aims to track the problem areas around the country. One area that may be highlighted is Pima County.

Source: kvoa.com
Explosives Co. Can't Escape Farmers' Montana Wildfire Suit - Vimarsana News

Explosives Co. Can't Escape Farmers' Montana Wildfire Suit

A Montana federal judge won't let an explosive target maker escape a suit from a group of farmers and a fire department alleging the use of its targets caused a 2019 wildfire, saying even though the plaintiffs did not use the targets, Montana law likely allows them to sue as bystanders.

Source: law360.com
Explosives Co. Can't Escape Farmers' Montana Wildfire Suit - Vimarsana News

Explosives Co. Can't Escape Farmers' Montana Wildfire Suit

A Montana federal judge won't let an explosive target maker escape a suit from a group of farmers and a fire department alleging the use of its targets caused a 2019 wildfire, saying even though the plaintiffs did not use the targets, Montana law likely allows them to sue as bystanders.

Source: law360.com