Morning Roundup: April 23, 2018
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- Top Senate Democrat Pushes Bill to End Marijuana Prohibition [Forbes]
- Probe Into Prince's Opioid Death Brings No Criminal Charges [Reuters]
- Taco Bell Franchise Sues City of Madison Over Alcohol License Denial [Capital Times]
- NYC: Chirlane McCray Is Making Mental Health an Open Discussion [The Root]
- Report: Seven Days of Heroin—This Is What an Epidemic Looks Like [Cincinnati Enquirer]
- 5 Women Share How Their Lives Have Changed Since Becoming Sober [Bustle]
- Arizona's Booming Sober Home Industry Gets New Oversight [Arizona Republic]
- Families of Meth Addicts Start Support Group for Each Other [CBC]
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