Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention
Drug users in rural MO more likely to face homelessness
As urban homelessness and drug use grab the spotlight, rural areas such as Branson are left in the shadows, with critical needs going unmet. But …
National task force addresses mental health issues for AR youth
A new report from the Bipartisan Policy Center addresses reforms to address mental health issues for youth in Arkansas and nationwide. The group's …
IN substance recovery center supports sober existence
One popular New Year's resolution is to quit alcohol consumption. Although easier said than done, one recovery center said there are modifications …
USC study: More than 1.4 million children have lost family to overdose
A new study found more than 1.4 million children in the U.S., including many in California, have lost a family member to overdose, emphasizing the …
East TX program connects residents to services, frees up 911
First responders in the east Texas city of Longview are getting help from a recently formed organization. The GLOW program helps connect residents …
The holidays can be hard for Texans dealing with loss or depression
The holiday season is not merry and bright for everyone. If you have experienced the loss of a loved one, lost your job or if you're going through a …
Health experts call attention to rising alcohol mortality rates
A recent study from Florida Atlantic University highlighted a concerning rise in alcohol-related deaths across the United States, with mortality …
Florida researchers highlight alarming rise in alcohol-related deaths
A recent study from Florida Atlantic University highlights a concerning rise in alcohol-related deaths across the United States, with mortality rates …
New KY program aims to turn recovery into career pathway
A statewide program in Kentucky aims to provide credentialing and pathways to a career in social work for people in substance use disorder recovery…
North TX nonprofit uses technology to combat homelessness
The faith-based nonprofit Our Calling is working with unsheltered clients in north Texas to create a long-term exit plan to help them rebuild their li…
NM streets will be quieter, cleaner when USPS electric mail trucks arrive
Neighborhoods across New Mexico and other states will soon be cleaner and quieter as the U.S. Postal Service rolls out its new electric mail-delivery …
Strain on NE behavioral health system could worsen; need remains high
A 2024 study showed almost 26% of Nebraskans reported having a mental-health illness in the past year -- nearly 3% higher than the national average…