opioid settlement

The largest proposed share would go to Twin City Harm Reduction Collective, which provides clean syringes, naloxone, and connections to recovery services for people with opioid use disorder.

Forsyth County health officials plan to set aside more funding from a state settlement with opioid manufacturers for medications used to treat substance use disorders.

The opioid strategic planning report calls for funding towards various programs and initiatives such as the Women with Children Recovery Center and a sobriety treatment and response team.

Three community meetings are scheduled this week in Winston-Salem to discuss how to best use a $1.5 billion state settlement with opioid distributors and manufacturers. Forsyth County will receive a total of about $20 million over 18 years.

Forsyth County is preparing to distribute more funding from a multi-million dollar state settlement with opioid distributors and manufacturers. The county…

Since the start of the opioid epidemic, 3 million Americans have suffered with opioid use disorder in the United States. Longtime Fayetteville resident…

Guilford County is working to determine how to use nearly $22 million to address the opioid crisis. The funding comes from a state settlement with drug…

Forsyth County Commissioners this week agreed to allot over a million dollars to programs aimed at addressing the opioid epidemic. The money comes from a…

Local governments across North Carolina are starting to see the first payments from a national multi-billion dollar opioid settlement. Forsyth County…

As overdose deaths in North Carolina continue to soar, a group of more than 50 statewide faith-based organizations is calling on city and county officials…