But Bruce Tye tells Channel 2 investigative reporter Mark Winne he found a path to redemption and now works to inspire others to get clean or to avoid the tortured life he once led. “It ain’t many places that I didn’t sell or use around here,” Tye said.

The famed Neville Brothers frontman chronicles his extraordinary life and harrowing addiction journey in new memoir 'Tell It Like It Is: My Story' Janine Rubenstein is Editor-at-Large at PEOPLE and host of PEOPLE Every Day podcast, a daily dose of breaking ...

Nick Reiner once admitted he got hooked on heroin only after his parents put him in a ritzy rehab facility in the Utah wilderness when he was just 16.

New medications are in the pipeline that could help people win their battles against addictive substances, including opioids

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Scenes from a Life,” the “Basic Instinct” actor recalled how his own son Cameron also struggled with drug issues.

With the county attorney now on board, the Flathead County District Court softly launched its adult drug court program in December under Judge Danni Coffman, four years after the state mandated it. Drug courts are intense 18- to 24-month-long rehabilitative programs designed to help individuals with felony and/or misdemeanor drug charges recover from their addiction.

James Ransone discussed his experience of sexual abuse, its lasting effects, and his addiction struggles. He reported the abuse in 2020 but faced no charges.

Athletes, actors, politicians, and others often develop substance abuse disorders and some die from drug-related deaths. At the same time, their life history, drug use, and risk-taking shows the rest of us the consequences of their actions. Coverage of ...

Clean and sober, Paris Jackson says her past drug abuse left her with a problem that smells suspiciously familiar, RadarOnline. com can reveal.

In postwar America, an epidemic of heroin addiction swept the world of jazz. Greats who developed a habit included John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Miles Davis, and Charlie Parker. Nowadays, jazz has an ambivalent reputation as “America’s classical music.”