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(Austin American-Statesman) — Tucker Roe, 19, had graduated from Leander High School, was working in his father’s construction business and planned to compete in his first triathlon. On Sept. 23, …
The Texas Senate passed a “Combating Fentanyl” bill Wednesday that would open the door for state prosecutors to charge fentanyl distributors with murder. Senate Bill 645, introduced by Sen. Joan Huffman, a …
(ABC 8) — PLANO, Texas — A Plano student died from fentanyl poisoning last month, according to the student’s family and a letter to families from Plano Independent School District officials this …
(U.S. Department of Justice) — A San Antonio man pleaded guilty in federal court in San Antonio Wednesday to one count of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl resulting in …
(FOX 7) — JARRELL, Texas – A new billboard in Jarrell provides an important warning, as several local teens have died from fentanyl overdoses. The billboard shows a picture of Cameron Stewart. He went …
(KVUE) — CEDAR PARK, Texas — Andrea Hickman, Carilu Bell and Crickett Hummel are three Texas women whose loved ones passed away from fentanyl-related deaths. Hickman’s 17-year-old nephew, Andron Petteway …
(FOX 7) — AUSTIN, Texas – One pill laced with fentanyl is all it takes to claim a life. That’s what took the life of 18-year-old Hunter Crump in June 2022, two …
“Fake Pills take Real Lives.” It’s a message soon to become clearer across parts of Austin, thanks to a grant provided by Williamson County Sheriff, Mike Gleason. Gleason’s grant enabled …
(KVUE) — As the fentanyl crisis plagues the country, a group of Central Texas students have decided take a stand against the drug. Haven Gier and Alexandra Schiller – both …
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