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Narcan, a nasal spray used to reverse opioid overdoses.

Texas school districts, police departments to receive Narcan

By Hannah Norton

Local law enforcement, school district police and police at higher education institutions will be eligible for a portion of 60,000 units of the opioid reversal medication, Gov. Greg Abbott announced.

Attorney General Ken Paxton attended closing statements presented by lawyers from both sides of the case Sept. 15, but was not present for the verdict Sept. 16. (Courtesy Texas Senate Media Services)
Ken Paxton cleared of 16 impeachment charges, ...
From left: defense lawyer Tony Buzbee, suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton and defense lawyer Michael Little in the Texas Senate chamber before closing statements Sept. 15. (Courtesy Texas Senate Media Services)
Texas senators to resume deliberations in Ken ...
Austin Kinghorn listens to a question from Chris Hilton.
Paxton trial Day 8: Attorney general’s defense ...
Drew Wicker answers questions from prosecutor Erin Epley.
Paxton trial Day 7: Prosecutors rest case against Paxton; defense expected to call first witness
Houston-based lawyer Brandon Cammack testifies during suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial Sept. 12 in the Texas Senate.
Paxton trial Day 6: Attorney general’s office was ‘turned over’ to Nate Paul, whistleblower says
(From left) Margaret Moore is sworn in by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
Paxton trial Day 5: Nate Paul’s case was ‘going nowhere,’ former district attorney says
David Maxwell testifies Sept. 8 in the Texas Senate.
Paxton trial Day 4: Paxton ‘ended my career,’ former deputy says
Jeff Mateer (left), the former first assistant to suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton, listens to a question from the defense team on Sept. 6 in the Texas Senate.
Paxton’s former deputies describe ‘hijacking’ of attorney general’s office
A screen reads “Court of Impeachment” in the Texas Senate
As trial begins, Ken Paxton pleads not guilty to all impeachment charges
Green and white mail-in ballots on a table
New Texas laws enhance accessibility, resources for voters
A blue, pink and white transgender flag.
Breaking down Texas’ ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors
Construction workers on scaffolding.
Judge deems unconstitutional new Texas law limiting local control
The Texas Capitol on a sunny day.
To attend Ken Paxton’s Senate impeachment trial, you’ll need a ticket