DEA is continuing to register law enforcement partners and collection sites for the upcoming Take Back Day. As of Oct. 15, more than 4,500 registered law enforcement partners will assist with more ...

The last National Drug Take Back Day was held in October, when there were 4,644 total collection sites, with 629,953 pounds collected, according to the DEA website.

COLORADO — Last weekend's Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) National Drug Take Back Day collected more than 12 tons of unused or expired medicines across the Rocky Mountain region. In Colorado, more ...

The 28th National Drug Take Back Day was set for Saturday, April 26. The Drug Enforcement Administration hosts this annual event to provide residents with a way to safely dispose of their unused ...

The Drug Enforcement Agency and its local law enforcement partners collected more than 620,000 pounds of unused medications during the 28th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at the end of ...

PHOENIX — More than 3 tons of drugs were collected in Arizona in the latest National Drug Take Back Day, authorities said. Arizona’s 56 collection sites totaled 6,257 pounds of expired ...

Communities across the Drug Enforcement Administration Omaha Division safely disposed of 10,554 pounds of prescription medications during the 24th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day April 23.

This weekend's Drug Enforcement Agency National Drug Take Back Day collected more than 12 tons of unused or expired medicines across the Rocky Mountain region.