Opioids in Maryland

The winnings are less than expected, but add to a large war chest to fight addiction.

The amount is much smaller than what the city requested.

The city held a resource fair on Monday and says it will continue other services.

WYPR reporter Scott Maucione joins Midday to inform listeners about new insights into the Key Bridge collapse and the city's approach to the opioid crisis, as well as future funding.

Dozens of people were rushed to the hospital last week because of a bad batch of drugs.

The incident is a reminder that even with a large influx of settlement money, the opioid battle is still raging.

After a long wait, the city council is getting answers on how the city will spend opioid restitution funds.

Officials warn against using funds for basic services.

Payments will go to every state in the nation after state AGs sign on to settlement.

Judge Fletcher-Hill offered the city a retrial or lower payout.