As one walks along Broad and Snyder or Kensington and Allegheny, to name but two intersections in Philadelphia where pitiful […]
Ryan Costello: Misuse of opioid settlement funds betrays Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable
As Pennsylvania continues to combat the significant impacts of the opioid epidemic, state legislators are doing little to help. Despite […]
Paul Davis: Drug addicts are more to be pitied than censured
While recently speaking to a friend, a retired Philadelphia detective who supported President Trump in the election, he repeated something […]
Greg Rothman: For Pennsylvania to recover from the opioid crisis, we must work together
As part of the historic settlement with opioid manufacturers, Pennsylvania was awarded nearly a billion dollars to help communities impacted […]
Xylazine wound kits reach 240 groups in Pennsylvania
(The Center Square) — Preparing Pennsylvania localities to deal with xylazine, a horse tranquilizer that’s mixed in with fentanyl, has […]
Rob Greene: Freedom In Pennsylvania means cannabis legalization
Two-thirds of Pennsylvanians agree with me that we should have a safe, legal, and regulated market.
By Rob Greene
Bipartisan bill hopes to legalize cannabis in Pennsylvania
The bill’s co-sponsors stress the revenue lost to neighboring states, all of which have legalized the drug.
By Steve Ulrich
Changing tide of legalized marijuana too fast for some
Republicans are divided on whether legalization is a good idea; Democrats can’t decide how much to tax it.
By Anthony Hennen
Xylazine criminalization headed to governor’s desk
The bill passed both state legislative chambers with overwhelming, but not unanimous, support.
By Anthony Hennen
Paul Davis: The DEA on the enduring and emerging threat of drugs
The continually increasing amount of deadly drugs coming over the border means that serious solutions are needed.
By Paul Davis