SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - “One Pill Can Kill” is a new campaign from the DEA. The campaign focuses on the dangers of fentanyl. KY3’s Jackie Garrity shares more insight into the campaign.

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Two Glendale men were among the four members of a narcotics trafficking crew that allegedly used a popular sports bar in ...

Marijuana currently is classified as a Schedule I drug, which the DEA describes as a substance with no "medical use and a ...

Federal agents recently raided the home of Paul Campo. Campo is no street criminal; a former high-ranking Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) official, once responsible for overseeing financial ...