Easy access to $45 twin packs of Narcan nasal spray at drugstores and pharmacies across Montana (with no prescription needed) will surely help save lives.
The Attorneys General demand our President take swift action in response to the record-breaking nationwide increase of overdose deaths related to the drug.
Montana’s Attorney General Austin Knudsen was on Friday’s Talk Back show and began with a riveting story of his trip to the southern border, that included methamphetamine, heroin, fentanyl and the cartels.
Tuesday, August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day, and several community groups will host an all-day event at the Missoula County Courthouse to enhance public awareness.
State officials said this week that the alarming increase of fentanyl-related fatalities in Montana that occurred in 2020 does not appear to be slowing down.
As Montana’s chief law enforcement officer, Attorney General Austin Knudsen had a lot to say on Monday’s Talk Back show about drugs coming from the hemorrhaging southern border; drugs such as methamphetamine, heroin and fentanyl.
After his trip back to Washington, D.C. from the southern border, Montana Senator Steve Daines called in to the KGVO Montana Morning News show and told listeners how representatives from the Biden administration attempted to limit the 18 U.S. Senators from taking photos or videos on the southern border.