The Hawai‘i Department of Health shut down Pancho & Lefty’s due to health violations, including cockroaches in food. The restaurant must clean and meet safety standards to reopen.

Hawaii hospitals are bracing for $1 billion in losses over the next decade from federal Medicaid cuts that could affect 400,000 residents. The cuts won't take effect until 2027, giving healthcare leaders time to prepare contingency plans.

NYC officials respond to a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Central Harlem, with over 80 reported cases and three deaths. Prevention efforts and building inspections are underway.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is investigating a case of measles linked to a traveler who passed through LAX and is contacting potentially exposed individuals. Health officials urge immunization and vigilance for symptoms.

An unhealthy air quality advisory has been issued for Los Angeles County due to the Canyon Wildfire, affecting areas around the I-5 corridor near Castaic Lake. Residents are warned about health risks, and officials advise limiting outdoor activities.

Long Beach is offering free workshops on opioid awareness and overdose prevention as part of its harm reduction strategy, providing education and resources like Narcan and fentanyl test strips.

Michigan records its first West Nile virus case of the year in Livingston County, cautioning residents to take preventative measures during mosquito season.

The Shelby County Health Department is intensifying its West Nile Virus control efforts with a mosquito spraying schedule for August 11 and concerns addressed for residents and pet owners.

Two rabies cases in foxes have been reported in Durham County within a week, causing concern among residents. Health officials urge caution and recommend rabies vaccinations for pets.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces nearly $300 million in funding to enhance New York's health care services, targeting primary care and behavioral health.

Austin Public Health suspects a Travis County resident has contracted West Nile virus, with confirmation pending. An increase in positive mosquito pools could indicate a growing threat in the area.

Popular Kailua-Kona Mexican restaurant shuttered after health inspectors found cockroaches in ready-to-eat foods and multiple safety violations.

Lake County intensifies mosquito control efforts to combat West Nile virus, following increased numbers of infected mosquitoes in the area, and local health officials advise residents on protective measures.