The state's attorney general says the new tool is part of a program for law enforcement to take a more holistic approach to handling people with drug…

Winning ideas have been awarded small cash prizes and now the real competition begins as challengers develop their solutions.

The governor says access to new information will help law enforcement and healthcare providers confront what he has officially declared a statewide emergency.

The coding competition brought together teams of government, higher ed and the private sector to develop apps that combat the opioid crisis with analytics and open data.

A partnership between MAP Health Management and IBM is using the supercomputer to scour records and find patients most at risk of opioid addiction relapse.