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As the number of concealed carry permit holders skyrockets in Maryland, the state set limits as to where they can take their guns
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The city is providing more wound care kits to combat the sores caused by xylazine.
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City leaders announce the takedown of a West Baltimore Drug Trafficking Organization as part of Baltimore’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy (GVRS).
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Inmates at Roxbury Correctional Institution deployed drones, utilized a staff member and used a hospital as a drop off and pick up site to distribute a wide array of contraband.
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The drug is known for causing flesh wounds at the injection site.
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Drug test results that show fentanyl will be sent — with names and personal information redacted — to the Maryland Department of Health.
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The public health advocate discusses the latest news, including the end of the federal state of COVID emergency on May 11, the deepening substance abuse epidemic and Baltimore's search for a new health commissioner.
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The Josh Siems Act would increase testing for fentanyl in hospitals. Plus, a Towson University professor on attitudes towards substance use through U.S. history.
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Since 31-year old Josh Siems died last October of a fentanyl-linked opioid overdose, his family and friends have been advocating for legislation requiring hospitals to test for fentanyl. Josh's mother and his partner join us to explain why.
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Every day, Darrel Burrell and his team of outreach workers set up a card table near a known drug –dealing site. Every day, they hand out about fifty kits…