Texas AG Ken Paxton has sued the Biden Administration's HHS over a rule that would bypass Texas's parental consent law for minors getting contraceptives, arguing it's a constitutional issue.

First human West Nile virus case of the year reported in Williamson County, with 13 mosquito traps testing positive for the virus in the area. Health officials urge precautions.

A rescued bobcat kitten in Round Rock dies from organ failure due to severe malnutrition despite the efforts of a rehabilitation center.

A second mosquito trap in Taylor, Texas, has tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting the city to plan mosquito spraying and advise residents on prevention measures.

Integral Care's Youth Mental Health First Aid training in Austin, hosted at Dove Springs Clinic, aims to educate adults on how to aid youth facing mental health challenges, with a plan to train 2,000 community members this year.

Five residents in Austin-Travis County tested positive for dengue fever, linked to travel. Health officials emphasize vigilance and prevention measures amidst global case increases.

Hays CISD officials warn parents about fentanyl dangers, provide Narcan in schools, and advocate open communication to combat the crisis after several related student deaths.

Studies suggest Texas's abortion law may be linked to a rise in infant mortality, with a 12.9% increase since its enactment, despite proponents defending the law's moral stance.

Attorneys Amy and Steve Bresnan may petition the Texas Medical Board for clearer abortion guidelines, criticizing recent amendments as insufficient for assuring physicians on legally performing necessary abortions.

The Texas Medical Board is set to discuss exceptions to the state's abortion law, focusing on clarifying "reasonable medical judgment" and "medical emergency."

Texas DSHS released two data dashboards on maternal and infant health, providing insights into mortality and risk factors, with plans for further expansion.

Texas primary care facilities are becoming crucial for mental health treatment due to a shortage of mental health providers, with professionals like Barbara Chapman advocating for integrated screenings in routine visits.

Round Rock responds to Juneteenth shooting with mental health services, offering residents support through the Crisis Response Unit and other resources, including a help hotline and self-help guides.