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State, local leaders discuss opioid settlement funds
Community leaders in Jackson joined Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Monday at Andy's Place, the state's first of several permanent supportive recovery housing projects, as she looked to learn ... Read More
Two Recent Settlements in Opioid Litigation Result in Additional $500 Million in Settlement Funds
Recently, two settlements were announced as part of the ongoing opioid litigation throughout the United States: a $350 million settlement with Publicis Health, a subsidiary of Publicis Groupe, and a ... Read More
Opioid settlement cash a boon to Pa. prosecutors but public defenders are being turned away
County district attorneys are in line for millions of dollars, but under-resourced public defenders say they’ve been sidelined. Read More
Opioid settlement cash being used for existing programs and salaries, sparking complaints
Should opioid settlement funds replace existing resources or fund new programs? The debate sharpens as local governments make spending decisions. Read More
The opioid crisis is everywhere. Why aren’t our treatments for it?
In Appalachia, we’ve felt the opioid crisis in a way that few people outside of the region can really understand. West Virginia continues to have the highest overdose fatality rate in the nation — 90. Read More
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