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Wrigley joins calls for DEA to ban ‘designer’ Xanax’
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley is supporting Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear who took emergency action this week to ban the sale of “designer Xanax,” responding to a request from his state’s attorney general who is leading a broader effort to combat the highly potent synthetic drug linked to dozens of overdose deaths last year in the Bluegrass State.
Kentucky bans sale of "designer Xanax" targeted by multiple states after overdose deaths
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear took emergency action Monday to ban the sale of "designer Xanax," responding to a request from his state's attorney general who is leading a broader effort to combat the highly potent synthetic drug linked to dozens of overdose deaths last year in the Bluegrass State.
DEA agents discovered a suspected torture chamber and human remains during a drug raid at Scottie Shelton's property in Kentucky.
LONDON, Ky. (WDKY) — Federal agents made a gut-churning discovery when they stopped by a home in London, Kentucky, ...
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has taken emergency action to ban the sale of a synthetic drug known as “designer Xanax” in his ...
Kentucky Overshadowed by the pandemic, Kentucky's opioid epidemic worsens "We have mid-level drug distribution cells, or gangs, throughout Kentucky," said the head of the DEA's Louisville ...
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner James Comer is asking a federal judge to force the DEA to release hemp seeds that are being held at a warehouse in Louisville.Comer filed an emergency motion in U ...
Kentucky officials thought they had an agreement with the DEA at 4 p.m. Tuesday to apply for a permit for all the universities conducting pilot hemp projects, which are allowed under the federal ...
Kentucky was once the country’s leading producer of hemp, making about 40,000 tons a year just before the Civil War. State officials have said they hope hemp farming and processing can ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — UPDATE: The DEA agreed Tuesday evening to expedite a permit the agency claims Kentucky needs to import hemp seeds, reversing uncertainty it created when it refused to release ...
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