Opioid Crisis

Six organizations will get $200k each from the Opioid Healing and Recovery Fund to help make transportation to substance abuse recovery efforts more easily available.

Cities, townships and counties across the state are beginning to receive opioid settlement funds, which will accumulate in over $1.6 billion by 2040. Find out how your community is making use of their money so far.

Those suffering from substance abuse and going through rehabilitation sometimes need to stay somewhere long-term that will help ease them back into society. Michigan's recovery housing options are limited, but a $2.5 million grant is looking to change that.

A $26 billion opioid settlement involving Michigan reached final approval today.

A decade-old prescription disposal program has kept nearly four tons of medication off the street and out of the Great Lakes.

Health centers in 20 Northern and Mid-Michigan counties will have access to new, interactive equipment to help address the opioid crisis. The USDA has…

Michigan will get more than $50 million from the federal government to help fight the state’s opioid epidemic. The money will be spread out over two years…

The number of opioid related deaths in Michigan went up in 2017, according to preliminary data.The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services…