Hawaiʻi enhances mental health services with a new framework for peer support, developed by a working group, to formalize roles, training, and career paths for individuals with lived experience.

NYC and Long Island nurses may strike next Monday, as negotiations over ratios, wages, and benefits become tense. Some nurses are still trying to reach a deal, while others like those at Mount Sinai are in dispute.

Cook County’s Lead-Safe Cook County will cover free inspections and repairs for eligible suburban homeowners and renters with young children. The program targets older homes built before 1978.

Cuyahoga County reports a measles outbreak among unvaccinated children, with officials emphasizing the importance of the MMR vaccine amidst increasing cases.

Allegheny County health officials criticize the federal overhaul of childhood vaccine guidelines, fearing it could undermine public trust and health equity.

New York vets warn pet owners about canine influenza and bird flu risks, with cases of canine flu nearby and two cats in NYC testing positive for bird flu, one of which died. A vaccine for dogs and avoiding raw food for cats is advised.

North Carolina confirms more measles cases with three siblings infected after visiting a county in South Carolina, previously hit by an outbreak. Public is urged to get vaccinated and not rush for testing unless symptomatic.

The West Coast Health Alliance defends the AAP's Immunization Schedule against the CDC's recent cuts, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based vaccine recommendations.

A UTEP study found 88.5% of 'kissing bugs' tested near El Paso carried the Chagas parasite. Researchers recommend sealing homes and limiting pets' outdoor exposure.

Florida health officials warn of high bacteria levels at Palm Beach County beaches, advising against swimming.

Columbus police released a video of a person of interest in the murders of a dentist and his wife, with community concern high and no forced entry suggesting a known assailant.

The EPA says it will propose a federal limit for perchlorate in tap water after a court order. The agency argues few systems are affected, but testing and public comment will follow.

Texas Game Wardens cited three anglers for various fishing and safety violations on the Neches River, including exceeding crappie limits and lacking safety equipment.