Addiction

Mini-grants with $40,000 in funding is going to the Addiction Center of Broome County and Truth Pharm to work on opioid overdose prevention efforts.

The founder of TruthPharm provided testimony on the loss of her son to overdose to a Congressional committee hearing on the national opioid addiction crisis.

$25,000 is available in 2020 for Broome County agencies to conduct opioid overdose awareness activities.

Starting November 13, the age to legally purchase tobacco and e-cigarette products in New York goes from 18 to 21.

There's a new muppet on Sesame Street that is going to help kids and families dealing with addiction. The show continues to find ways to address common problems facing our kids.

Because I work for the radio station, I am on Facebook and Instagram a lot!

When you first start to date someone new, conversation flows pretty easily, unless there are things that you think your new partner should know, but you don't quite know how to tell them.

A discussion on the biological science of addiction is being held April 26 at the Kopernik Observatory and Science Center in Vestal.

Over $162,000 is going to human service programs in the City of Binghamton under the Community Development Block Grant program.

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar says partnerships are at the heart of the county’s success and future.