This bill would allot almost 28 million dollars to the Department of Mental Health for prevention treatment and recovery.

This bill would allot almost 28 million dollars to the Department of Mental Health for prevention treatment and recovery.

Johnson County received new funding to combat youth opioid use, focusing on prevention, treatment and supporting parents in crisis management.

The rate of overdose deaths from opioids has grown significantly among Black people. Yet, even after a nonfatal overdose, ...

Washington is one of four states that reported year-over-year increases in opioid-related death rates, according to an ...

Firearms, ballistic vests, breathalyzers, police vehicles, wages for law enforcement officers — these are some of the ways ...

It also uses stacked categories and double counting. Specifically, the $2.7 trillion estimate includes: $1.1 trillion for ...

Over a dozen Maricopa County organizations gain support with $4.3M in opioid settlement funds to enhance prevention, ...

Mecklenburg County is set to receive $73 million over 18 years to address the opioid crisis. As part of those efforts, the ...

Stacy Hogan writes, In Missoula, the crisis has impacted hundreds of families, placed a significant strain on services, and ...

If we want to turn these short-term gains into sustainable change, we must fully unleash the potential of methadone-assisted ...

If SAMHSA’s footprint shrinks, will the agency and the country be prepared to respond to a new behavioral health crisis ...