By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It was a win – for Kentucky. And a big one. The Attorney General of the Commonwealth, R-Ky ...

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Kentucky's attorney general says the state will receive $110 million to settle its lawsuit accusing one of the nation's ...

Coleman's office said the event at the Life Learning Center will reveal one of the largest opioid settlements in recent ...

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced Thursday a settlement with The Kroger (KR) Company that will bring $110M to the ...

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The lawsuit, filed last year, accused Kroger pharmacies of dispensing 11 percent of all opioid pills statewide over 13 years, ...

Attorney General Russell Coleman announced on Thursday that his office has reached a $110 million settlement with the Kroger ...

Kroger will pay Kentucky $110 million in settlement funds that will ultimately go to combat the opioid crisis Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman says the business helped fuel.

Kroger and its pharmacies in the state were responsible for over 11% of all opioid pills dispensed in Kentucky.