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The War on Fentanyl Is Working, But It’s Not Over

Summary by KHQ Right Now
No one has taught me more about the curse of fentanyl than my friend Blair County Sheriff Jim Ott. Jim lost his 33-year-old son Josh to fentanyl. Now he goes into schools across the Commonwealth and tells kids the truth:…

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The War on Fentanyl Is Working, But It’s Not Over

No one has taught me more about the curse of fentanyl than my friend Blair County Sheriff Jim Ott. Jim lost his 33-year-old son Josh to fentanyl. Now he goes into schools across the Commonwealth and tells kids the truth:…

·Spokane, United States
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KHQ Right Now broke the news in Spokane, United States on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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