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GOLD BAR, Wash. — Six puppies rescued last month from a suspected fentanyl exposure in Snohomish County are recovering, and several have now found permanent homes. The 10-week-old puppies were saved ...

One person is recovering after a suspected opioid overdose in Glenpool on Feb. 12. Police responded to the Glenpine neighborhood for a medical call regarding an unconscious woman. Officers recognized ...

Puppies saved by firefighters after a suspected fentanyl overdose in Gold Bar have now been adopted. Colbert asks Kaitlan Collins about 'Trump’s apparent weaponizing of the FCC' — and her answer gets ...

Four puppies rescued from a suspected dogfighting ring are now in Cincinnati, getting much-needed care. One of them is so badly hurt, he'll need surgery that could cost tens of thousands of ...

About 150 of the rescued animals are now receiving specialized care from the ASPCA. No arrests have been publicly announced as the investigation continues into the underground network, which advocates ...

An analysis of state health data shows that opioid overdose hospitalizations have decreased by more than 20% in the last year, marking two consecutive years of declining emergency department visits in ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Six people were hospitalized Wednesday morning following a suspected mass overdose in downtown Indianapolis. Online police reports say first responders were first called to the ...

The incident was reported shortly before 10 a.m. Feb. 11 at the Julia Carson Transit Center in the 200 block of East Washington Street, between Delaware and Alabama streets. An IMPD spokesperson said ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — House Bill 2168, sponsored by Rep. Deb Manjarrez and Rep. Stephanie Barnard, is set to make waves in the Senate Ways & Means Committee. This proposed legislation is all about tackling ...

There are 19 naloxone access points on the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities campus, sponsored by Boynton Health and its partners. Most students walk by them without even realizing they are there.