An Idaho law targeted fentanyl dealers. Prosecutors are using it to charge users, too
An InvestigateWest review found at least 30 people charged with trafficking without evidence of selling or distribution. They face mandatory minimum prison terms.
By Alexander Kelly and Blair Kelly
In the final installment of InvestigateWest’s conversation with KC Golden, policy director of Seattle-based Climate Solutions, we ask for Golden's impression of how the talks have unfolded so far and what he expects for the coming week.
Also, hear Golen discuss the Northwest’s role in overcoming the stigma of indifference to climate change that has plagued the United States in recent years and a comment on the African delegations’ responses to the proceedings so far.
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