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    Utah mom Kouri Richins found guilty of poisoning husband with fentanyl▼Jury finds Utah mom Kouri Richins guilty of fatally poisoning husband with fentanyl✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    A Utah jury has found Kouri Richins guilty of fatally poisoning her husband with fentanyl. Richins, a mother who drew attention after writing a children's book about grief following his death, was on trial for the 2022 killing. The verdict closes a closely watched case that had drawn national coverage since her arrest.

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    ICE files detainer over Virginia school fentanyl overdoses▼ICE lodges immigration detainer against criminal illegal alien linked to Virginia high school fentanyl overdoses✉newsWorldImmigration10 h ago

    US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged an immigration detainer against a criminal illegal immigrant allegedly linked to fentanyl overdoses at a Virginia high school. The case is likely to fuel debate over immigration enforcement, fentanyl trafficking and how local authorities cooperate with federal immigration officials when suspects are in custody.

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    Teresa Giudice asks for privacy after daughter's toxicology report▼Teresa Giudice asks for privacy after bodycam clip reveals daughter 'had fentanyl in her system'✉newsCultureEntertainment3 h ago

    Reality TV personality Teresa Giudice has asked for privacy after a police bodycam clip revealed her daughter had fentanyl in her system. The revelation, reported by the Los Angeles Times, has drawn attention to the circumstances surrounding the incident involving her family.

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    Colorado cannot afford inaction on fentanyl, Brauchler argues▼Colorado cannot afford to do nothing on fentanyl | George Brauchler✉newsWorldPolitics1 d ago

    Former district attorney George Brauchler writes in Colorado Politics that the state cannot afford to do nothing about the fentanyl crisis. He argues that inaction on the drug, which has driven a rise in overdose deaths, carries unacceptable costs for Colorado, and urges lawmakers to take firmer legislative action.