Opioid settlement money is meant to fight addiction, but Kansas gives a lot of it to police

Angela Scott (left) and Aonya Barnett (right) hand out naloxone kits to people in the area of 3rd and Topeka near downtown Wichita. [Kylie Cameron/KMUW]
By Kylie CameronKansas News Service Safe Streets, a coalition focused on preventing drug-related harms based in Wichita, applied for the state settlement funds. As millions…

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