The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is investing $37.5 million in recovery housing from opioid settlement ...

Davidson County is finally seeing a decline in overdose deaths, but deadly new drug combinations threaten progress.

New Hampshire's two largest cities are on track to see the fewest suspected opioid overdoses in a decade. Data from the ...

MDHHS plans 40% increase in recovery beds by 2028 to support the 1.56 million Michigan residents with substance use disorders.

As part of a statewide strategy designed to save lives and reduce overdose deaths, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) plans to invest $37.5 million into stable housing to ...

There were no fatal overdoses in the county in November, officials announced. It marks the first month with no overdose ...

State officials say they plan to invest $37.5 million into "stable housing" efforts to help Michigan residents who are recovering from substance abuse.