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Mich. House to pass plan boosting penalties for fentanyl dealers, addressing opioid crisis

Katie Sergent and Tylor Brummett News Channel 3
Katie Sergent and Tylor Brummett News Channel 3
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Members of the Michigan House of Representatives are set to pass a plan to toughen penalties for fentanyl dealers and address the ongoing opioid crisis.

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