MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – A tall man and a slender woman wiggled into their white hazardous materials suits, putting on protective masks and gloves before venturing into the dark, two-story home where ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Records show the number of properties being busted for meth-related activities are on the decline, but experts said if the homes aren’t properly cleaned, the hazards left behind by ...

July 19, 2005 -- -- When police in Sheboygan, Wis., responded to a call recently about a domestic disturbance they found something they had not seen before in their city -- a meth lab, which turned ...

When Dane Marcusen saw a two-bed apartment near North Dakota State University available for $465 a month, he thought he was getting a good deal. He quickly began second guessing his decision. "I found ...

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A pilot program in San Mateo County is testing out a new way of treating drug addiction, rewarding methamphetamine users who continue to stay clean with gift cards. Daniel Maldonado, who's recovering ...

WASHINGTON -- The dangers of using methamphetamine are gaining notoriety as the drug sweeps across the nation. Now lawmakers also want to know more about the perils of cleaning it up. A bill bouncing ...

The call came on the afternoon of Dec. 30, 2004, from the Atkinson Fire Department to Police Chief Marty Burroughs. A house fire at a duplex located at 207 E. Henry St. in Atkinson brought Chief ...

Tulsa County sheriff's deputies worked Monday to clean up what they said was one of the largest dumps of meth-related material they've ever seen. Several trash bags full of materials used to make ...

The heart heaviness surfaces whenever cleaners discover the toys of children mixed in with used syringes, other drug paraphernalia, rotting food and heaps of festering debris.

A former meth house is hardly a good selling point for Christiansburg or any community. Yet that is precisely what visitors to the Christiansburg Aquatic Center have seen across the street for months.