Tyheim Smith, of Central Islip, sentenced in fatal fentanyl overdose of Bay Shore man
Prosecutors said Tyheim Smith, 23, of Central Islip, sold deadly fentanyl pills that he marketed as oxycodone.
My Son Died Of A Fentanyl Overdose. Here's What No One Is Telling You About This Crisis.
"Randy had absolutely everything to live for, but he shared one thing in common with my students: Once drugs were introduced ...
Reversing a fentanyl overdose
Medical examiner Dr. Steven Campman says that more than two doses of naloxone, a life-saving drug that can reverse overdoses, ...
Families affected by fentanyl overdose host candlelight vigil, call on prosecution of drug dealers
Families affected by fentanyl overdose in Leavenworth, Kansas, held a candlelight vigil Saturday night to promote awareness ...
3 sentenced to prison following fentanyl overdose of Medford teen
According to court documents, Hunter Fenstermaker, 23, Napoleon Gomez, 22, and Conner Lee Francis, 27, were identified as the ...
Police saved a baby in New Hampshire from a fentanyl overdose, authorities say
Police in central New Hampshire say they saved the life of a baby who was overdosing on fentanyl. The police chief in ...
3rd Semmes teen dies from fentanyl overdose: How parents can intervene
A fentanyl overdose is now taking the blame for a third Semmes teenager’s death over the past three years. 18-year-old Jayce ...
Man who sold fentanyl-laced pill hit with $5.8 million judgment for overdose death of Temecula woman, 20
Attorney Baruch Cohen said that to his knowledge, this was the first time a drug dealer has been held liable civilly for ...
Biden says ‘for years too little has been done’ on fentanyl — after more than 250K Americans die on his watch
Biden could retire on Jan. 20 with about 290,000 Americans dead from fentanyl over four years, of whom roughly 267,000 would ...
The Truth About Fentanyl Is Scary Enough. Myths About It Don’t Help
"In order to prevent more people from dying, we have to be honest about what we’re up against," writes Ryan Hampton.
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Health experts: No, you can’t overdose just by touching fentanyl
No, you’re not going to overdose by accidentally touching a small amount of fentanyl, according to health experts.
Saving a Generation: The Fentanyl Crisis
The Fentanyl Crisis on WPRI 12 at 9 p.m. on Sept. 30. Then, catch Saving a Generation: Local Impacts of the Fentanyl Crisis at 10:30 p.m. on FOX Providence.