Two people were charged in the investigation in the south suburbs, and authorities recovered more than 15 pounds of fentanyl and 25 guns, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

The Tri-Cities Metro Drug Task Force and federal agents seized fentanyl, guns and cash from a Pasco home on Thursday and arrested two people on suspicion of intent to sell fentanyl.

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Shawna Martin pled guilty to distributing and possessing fentanyl, facing up to 40 years in prison and $5 million in fines.

The Drug Enforcement Administration’s Louisville Division says it has seized enough fentanyl so far in 2025 to kill everyone ...

The DEA says it seized about 1,739 pounds of methamphetamine, 257 pounds of powder fentanyl and about $1.6 million in drug ...

The men were arrested on suspicion of trafficking various narcotics, which they kept at a Compton safehouse, feds say.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Despite a recent decline in drug overdose deaths across Ohio, federal agents are sounding the alarm about a ...