Opioids

UW-Stevens Point will have a drug available on campus to reverse the impact of opioids

The CDC released new guidelines for doctors prescribing opioids

The Wisconsin Legislature’s budget committee approved a spending plan Thursday for $31 million the state expects to receive this year from a multi-state settlement with drug manufacturers over their role in the opioid crisis.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is warning the public of an increased risk of death with illicit drug use.

Wisconsin is set to receive nearly $31 million dollars to fight the opioid epidemic.The money is the result of the national prescription litigation settlement.

The board also approved its new district maps at the latest meeting.

The community center opened to the public Friday. The $60 million project has been in the works since May 2019. Members of the tribal council hope the center will mitigate the opioid epidemic in the area.

A new report finds that opioid overdoses in Wisconsin have increased since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The state Department of Health Services released…

It’s been a hard year and a half for a lot of people.The COVID-19 pandemic has meant high stress and fewer healthy outlets for that stress.During those…

Attorney General Josh Kaul says Wisconsin is in line to receive $65 million as part of a $4.3 billion multistate settlement with OxyContin maker Purdue…