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More southeastern Connecticut communities will soon have easier access to Naloxone, a life-saving medication that is designed to reverse the effects of an...
Groton ―The Town Council next week is scheduled to vote to distribute the latest portion of its share of the billions of dollars flowing to cities and towns nationwide from the national settlement wit...
Norwich ― A new federal grant will help to bolster youth-focused opioid prevention programs in eastern Connecticut. The $739,322 grant was awarded to the Governor’s Prevention Partnership, a group th...
Following a $26 billion settlement with opioid distributors, millions of dollars are now arriving in Connecticut to help combat the opioid crisis. The state...
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The settlement requires pharmaceutical companies and manufacturer Johnson & Johnson to distribute money to states, like Connecticut, that joined the national lawsuit against the drug makers.