Kroger to pay $110 million to resolve Kentucky lawsuit over opioid epidemic
Kroger has agreed to pay $110 million to resolve a lawsuit by the state of Kentucky alleging the supermarket chain's pharmacies helped fuel a deadly opioid epidemic by flooding its communities with hundreds of millions of doses of addictive painkillers.
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Kroger puts employees in hotel during ice, snow stormFOX 5 Atlanta reporter Joi Dukes reported from outside one of the only open Kroger grocery stores during metro Atlanta and ...
The winter weather posed some challenges for home deliveries in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Icy roads and wet conditions ...
ATLANTA — Several Kroger grocery stores were closed as powerful winter storm moved through metro Atlanta on Friday. Several ...
We are a stronger company today than pre-merger,” Chief Financial Officer Shannon McCollam said on a call with analysts.
The Kroger Co. has agreed to pay Kentucky $110 million to settle a lawsuit filed last year alleging it pumped millions of doses of opioids into the state over the course of more than a decade.
SUFFOLK, Va. — Suffolk police and firefighters, along with the Virginia State Police's Bomb Squad, investigated a suspicious ...
Albertsons Cos. raised its adjusted earnings outlook for the full year, a positive sign for the grocer seeking to pave a new ...
Every weekend until the end of January, Kroger shoppers will be greeted by Gleaners volunteers, who will provide donation ...
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