Baltimore leaders discussed strategies for tackling the city's opioid crisis with residents in the same community where 27 ...

On the eve of what would turn out to be a mass overdose incident in the Penn North neighborhood last week, members of the ...

Councilman Mark Conway told C4 and Bryan Nehman on Tuesday that the Baltimore City Council does have a lot of say when it ...

Thursday’s suspected overdoses in Baltimore’s Penn North neighborhood came days after city officials rolled out Mayor Brandon Scott’s plan to use hundreds of millions of dollars from settlements to ...

"Some people they be fighting the process. For one, they being traumatized while they out here on Earth," he said. “We have ...

The Opioid Restitution Fund comes from lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies for fueling the City's opioid epidemic. WBAL ...

Baltimore residents give feedback on plan to attack opioid crisis 02:28. Baltimore City won millions in settlements and awards after taking ... prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery.

Baltimore has already secured more than $400 million from settlements with other pharmaceutical companies about its opioid crisis. These settlements include: $45 million from Allergan, June 2024 ...

City councilors discuss $4.5 million in funding for recovery housing, a sobering center and prevention programs, marking the final phase of a two-year plan shaped by community input.

In 2022, the Legislature created the Oversight Commission on Alabama Opioid Settlement Funds to guide these efforts. Chaired by Senator Greg Albritton and myself, the commission held four public ...

Baltimore may have to pay back some of the money it received in opioid restitution after a judge ruled Thursday that the jury's award to the city was too high.

At a July 2 news conference, Scott announced that the new Mayor’s Office of Overdose Response (MOOR) would release a “needs assessment” and “strategic plan” concerning the opioid crisis.