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Logan Hullinger

Logan Hullinger is an independent journalist covering addiction, drug policy and the harm reduction movement in Baltimore. Previously, he was an award-winning city government reporter.

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Baltimore, Maryland
Mobtown Redux wants to hear your stories about drugs Post feature image

Mobtown Redux wants to hear your stories about drugs

Whether you're an active drug user or someone in recovery, I want to hear from you.

Income, education are strongest factors in exposure to overdoses in Baltimore area, JHU study finds Post feature image

Income, education are strongest factors in exposure to overdoses in Baltimore area, JHU study finds

Baltimore settles with Johnson & Johnson ahead of trial over its role in opioid epidemic Post feature image

Baltimore settles with Johnson & Johnson ahead of trial over its role in opioid epidemic

Program providing addiction treatment for youth launches in Baltimore Post feature image

Program providing addiction treatment for youth launches in Baltimore

Baltimore settles with Walgreens over its role in opioid epidemic, bringing total to $400 million Post feature image

Baltimore settles with Walgreens over its role in opioid epidemic, bringing total to $400 million

Baltimore reaches $80 million settlement with Teva over role in opioid epidemic Post feature image

Baltimore reaches $80 million settlement with Teva over role in opioid epidemic

Baltimore reaches multi-million dollar settlement with Juul over  youth marketing Post feature image

Baltimore reaches multi-million dollar settlement with Juul over youth marketing

Overdose Awareness Day in the epicenter of the crisis Post feature image

Overdose Awareness Day in the epicenter of the crisis

In an epoch defined by the proliferation of fentanyl, the city health department's efforts are invaluable.

Mayor Scott lays out roadmap for opioid settlement funds, including $20 million for health department Post feature image

Mayor Scott lays out roadmap for opioid settlement funds, including $20 million for health department

Baltimore reaches $152.5 million deal with Cardinal Health in third opioid settlement of the year Post feature image

Baltimore reaches $152.5 million deal with Cardinal Health in third opioid settlement of the year

Baltimore is making progress in its opioid remediation efforts, but death is still commonplace Post feature image

Baltimore is making progress in its opioid remediation efforts, but death is still commonplace

Baltimore reaches $45 million settlement with CVS over its role in opioid epidemic Post feature image

Baltimore reaches $45 million settlement with CVS over its role in opioid epidemic