In 2024, tough-on-crime types pushed Proposition 36 into law by promising that more incarceration would be matched with more treatment for those addicted to drugs.

The Waynesboro Office on Youth has a new weapon against drug use in local school systems – Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator Jay Ward.

When Carbon County Sheriff Jeff Wood took office in 2015, he made it a top priority to address the scourge of opioid ...

A little over $1 million will be coming to two local organizations to support services that help young people impacted by ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — FrontLine Service’s Stricklin Crisis Stabilization Unit will close Aug. 31 after 13 years of operation, with services transitioning to the new Glick Recovery Campus when it opens ...

Catholic Charities of Herkimer County was one of a dozen recovery community and outreach centers — non-clinical settings that offer a range of supports for individuals and their ...

Experts disagree with Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s belief that loosening Medicaid guardrails helped alleviate the state’s ...

A bureaucratic change in health agencies has led to "a clear loss" of rehab options on the island.

Congressman Eric Sorensen announced two federal grants totaling more than $2.3 million from the U.S. Department of Health and ...

Phoenix is a no-cost rock climbing gym and recovery community where fitness and healthy routines are the foundation of her ...

Shasta County is investing opioid settlement funding into workforce development, with nearly $890,000 supporting Shasta ...

A Madison County man faces up to five years in prison for possession of a firearm while under felony probation but will first ...