UHERO and local reporting show many Maui students still struggle with depression, anxiety and PTSD two years after the Lahaina fires.

California Governor Newsom earmarks $140 million for Planned Parenthood, defying Trump's defunding efforts, to safeguard reproductive health services.

A rabid bat was found in Orange, prompting officials to urge caution and for people to report any contact with the bat or suspect pet exposure to rabies.

Retired detention officer Melissa Lawson opened up about her breast cancer fight, stressing the importance of awareness of health disparities among Black women and the severity of her treatment. She now leads a support group, "Soul Sistahs Fighting."

The Mary Ann Young Center is offering Medicare seminars and one-on-one counseling sessions in November to help people understand Medicare enrollment and options.

MPHD administered 621 flu shots on "Fight Flu Day," nearly matching last year's count with increased efficiency across three locations, and continues offering free vaccinations.

A boil water notice was issued in Loudon due to a water main break, affecting areas such as Butler and Club Drive, with potential fecal contamination. Residents must boil water before use.

Los Angeles County beaches face warnings due to high bacterial levels, with advisories against water contact at several popular locations. Topanga Canyon Beach's warning was lifted after meeting standards.

Free breast exams are offered by Cherokee County Health Department amid U.S. aid cuts affecting Atlanta's global health sector, leading to layoffs and program terminations worldwide.

The Patrick Heath Public Library in Boerne is launching a bookmobile to extend services to isolated or transportation-limited residents. The van features technology for interactive programs and will save patrons an estimated $2.9 million.

DeKalb County CEO appoints Dr. Clare Avory as the new Director of the DeKalb Emergency Management Agency, leveraging her crisis leadership experience.

Mayor Eric Adams announced the elimination of $135 million in medical debt for 75,000 New Yorkers, as part of NYC's $2 billion debt relief initiative.

Hawaiʻi DOH says a wastewater sample collected Sept. 24 tested positive for measles virus in East Kauaʻi. No confirmed cases; officials urge MMR vaccination and increased surveillance.