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(Ventura County Star, Nov. 28) In Ventura County, California, overdoses from heroin have increased significantly in recent years. 

(The Daily Reporter, Nov. 28) Over-the-counter drug abuse is growing among teens and young adults, without parents even being aware.

(Lifezette, Dec. 2) An Indiana school district has decided to randomly drug-test high school students in an effort to combat the drug epidemic sweeping the nation. 

(Today, Nov. 30) Teens between 15-17 said that marijuana is easier to get in Colorad than a six-pack of beer.

(Richmond County Daily Journal, Nov. 16) In Richmond County, North Carolina, the drug epidemic is also hitting hard.

(The Clayton County Register, Nov. 15) Students in Iowa are making a commitment to refrain from drug and alcohol use, thanks to a new student organization.

(Science Daily, Nov. 21) Those who smoked showed significantly higher cravings, which also showed increased risk of relapse. 

(WTOV, Nov. 18) Ohio teens and youth are being affected by the nationwide drug epidemic.

(The Panther, Nov. 19) A survey taken at Chapman University showed than 81 percent of students had done drugs this year. 

(KBTX, Nov. 3) School counselors in Texas were shocked to find out how children and teens can easily hide drugs in plain sight.