A program that gives criminal offenders a choice between appearing in a courtroom or entering drug treatment will begin today in Rutland County. Called “rapid intervention,” the program treats ...

Marion County Prosecutor Ray Grogan, left, has named Bishop Corredon Rogers, right, to be the coordinator of the prosecutor's drug intervention program. Grogan said Rogers' wealth of experience as a ...

LANCASTER − Not everyone arrested for drug-related offenses goes to prison. Project F.O.R.T. (Fairfield County Overdose Response Team) is a drug intervention program director Scott Duff leads that is ...

RUTLAND -- Gov. Peter Shumlin and state officials rolled out a new program they hope will reduce costs for taxpayers and rehabilitate drug users in Rutland County. "Instead of treating this as a crime ...

An individual who is both well respected and well connected in Marion County has been chosen to lead a new program created by the Marion County Prosecutor's Office. Bishop Corredon Rogers has been ...

The young lady stood shaking before the judge. She had tested positive for cocaine, and swore it was not possible because she had not ingested cocaine. After the positive test at the probation office, ...

The drug intervention program set to launch next month in Yellowstone County is Montana’s best shot at slowing the explosive growth in our prison population. The brainchild of County Attorney Scott ...

MIDDLETOWN — A drug intervention program is considering seizing property or barricading portions of Eighth Avenue to wipe out drug trafficking on the street. Middletown Drug Market Intervention ...

The drug intervention program set to launch next month in Yellowstone County is Montana’s best shot at slowing the explosive growth in our prison population. The brainchild of County Attorney Scott ...

(HealthDay News) — A newly developed intervention program tailored to hospitals can reduce the rate of inappropriately prepared solid peroral drugs for patients with feeding tubes, according to a ...

A check for $100,000 from one local nonprofit to another will allow the Linn County Drug Court to continue operating for the foreseeable future. The funds come from AFFDA, Albany Free From Drug Abuse, ...