CHICAGO — The former head of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Chicago field office, who retired in 2017 as the agency’s second in command, says he wants to get back in the fight.

The former top dog at the DEA in Chicago said he is being courted to come back and lead the agency under President-elect Donald Trump's administration. Jack Riley told the ABC7 I-Team wealthy ...

Walgreens will pay up to $350 million to settle U.S. DOJ allegations of improper opioid prescription handling, without ...

Despite a growing positive opinion around marijuana, efforts to reschedule it have stalled. Meanwhile, states are seeing ...