W.Va. Reaches Opioid Deal With Rite Aid Worth Up To $30M

By Emily Field · August 11, 2022, 10:25 PM EDT

West Virginia's attorney general on Thursday said the state has reached a settlement potentially worth up to $30 million with pharmacy chain Rite Aid to end a suit alleging the company...

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