Utah State University launches the Healthy Aggies Coalition with Bear River Health Department to promote health awareness and prevent substance misuse on campus.

Mosquitoes with West Nile virus found in San Diego neighborhoods lead to "Prevent, Protect, Report" efforts by county officials, with no human cases reported yet.

Los Angeles Public Health warns against swimming at several LA County beaches due to high bacterial levels, but notes that water quality at Redondo Beach's Avenue I Storm drain and Malaga Cove has improved.

The NYC and Columbus Races for the Cure raised funds for breast cancer, featuring survivors, supporters, and donations that support research and patient care, with road closures announced for the upcoming Columbus event.

Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers in Northern California strike for better patient care and working conditions.

The CDC warns against certain "Metabolic Meals" due to a salmonella outbreak, which has caused 14 illnesses and seven hospitalizations across ten states.

Grand County reports its first measles case in an unvaccinated minor, with contact tracing underway and health officials advocating for the MMR vaccine.

Ohio Department of Health increases monitoring of vector-borne diseases, informing the public weekly about mosquito and tick disease statistics to prevent outbreaks.

Berklee College of Music partners with Boston Public Health Commission to offer music therapy for addiction recovery, emphasizing music's role in impacting every part of the brain and fostering connection and self-awareness.

The Shelby County Health Department is hosting a Community Care Fair in Memphis on September 13, offering free health services like HIV testing and immunizations.

The Shelby County Health Department is intensifying efforts to combat West Nile Virus with scheduled mosquito control spraying in areas with detected cases.

California, Oregon, and Washington form the West Coast Health Alliance to preserve science-based public health policies, challenging federal approaches they deem harmful to CDC's scientific independence.

Arizona seeks public input on improving rural healthcare and plans to apply for federal Rural Health Transformation Program funds, inviting stakeholders to submit suggestions by September 30, 2025.