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Many of the St. Louis nonprofit鈥檚 clients are veterans who have spent at least 10 years in state prison. One case manager at the nonprofit is helping others land on their feet, just as he was helped through the program.
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Drug companies already have sent $100 million to Missouri to settle lawsuits for their role in the opioid crisis. But the state could receive hundreds of millions more over the next two decades.
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Federal authorities have sentenced 15 members of south St. Louis gang 55 Boyz for fentanyl dealing, gun crimes and money laundering. The investigation involved St. Louis police and federal agents.
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His attorney said an 鈥渙verzealous and out-of-line鈥 officer targeted him unfairly.
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Under the 2022 constitution amendment that legalized marijuana, Missouri courts were required to complete misdemeanors by last June and felonies by last December.
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Missouri played a key role in meth鈥檚 spread. A new podcast tells that story.
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A new Illinois program aims to alleviate a shortage of professionals who work to prevent substance use disorders after 5 straight years of record overdose deaths in the state.
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The state鈥檚 requirements comprise 鈥榦ne of the nation鈥檚 most stringent bans for receiving SNAP benefits,鈥 according to one report.
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Data points to a nearly 75% increase in overdoses in Missouri since 2019, and last year was the second consecutive year that fentanyl accounted for over two-thirds of overdoses in Missouri.
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Corrections officials say the move is necessary to stem the flow of drugs into Missouri prisons. But criminal justice reform advocates warn it could violate inmates鈥 privacy and further isolate them from their families.