Drugs / Alcohol

"There isn’t any joy in this," said Dallas attorney Jeffrey Tillotson.

A leader in the World Anti-Doping Agency said he's going to have to do a lot more than talk to Oprah.

The interview will be broadcast Thursday.

Livestrong might be one reason Armstrong has decided to come forward with an apology and limited confession.

Tune in Thursday to see his confession on the Oprah Winfrey Network.

If medical attention would have been summoned, both may have survived, detectives said.

If medical attention would have been summoned, both may have survived, detectives said.

Serenity High opened 14 years ago to help kids battling drug addiction earn a diploma.

But, officials are not optimistic that prison deters further drug use for addicts.

Probably not, but that doesn't mean some residents aren't hoping for it.

Police seized a Bentley, among other vehicles, plus drugs and firearms.

Did the university enter the Big 12 at too big a cost?

He's no longer a "7-time Tour de France winner" on Twitter.

SMU has launched heath initiatives to increase services for addictive behavior that goes beyond traditional drug and alcohol problems.

The world's most famous cyclist, who is from Plano, could still face further sports sanctions and legal challenges.

The medical examiner just confirmed his cause of death.

The university currently has 350 programs for students to stay involved with the university -- and hopefully away from alcohol and drugs.

Says the chancellor, "we have some work to do.”

One major donor said he "doesn't care" about the doping charges and likely won't read the details in the USADA report.

Who said pumpkin drinks aren't manly?

He's going to check himself into a care facility.