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.

Hawaii's COVID-19 activity jumps to medium level while flu and RSV stay low, prompting health officials to urge updated vaccinations.

Weiss Memorial Hospital in Chicago faces closure with Medicare funding ending, impacting Uptown community healthcare; local lawmakers seek an extension to save the hospital.

The article discusses a study indicating wildfire smoke significantly increases ozone pollution, raising health concerns even without other emissions.

Sacramento County restaurants face ongoing closures as health inspectors discover cockroach infestations and rodent droppings. Over 90 German cockroaches were found scattered across multiple local establishments this year.

Several Los Angeles County beaches have high bacterial levels, prompting health warnings, while water quality at Will Rogers State Beach improved, lifting previous advisories.

Hans Kissle recalls mislabeled pasta salad as potato salad due to undeclared wheat, posing risks for those with allergies. No illnesses reported; products sold at Stop & Shop.

Denton, Texas, intensifies West Nile virus prevention after detecting it in two parks, urging residents to take precautionary measures and offering Bti briquettes.

New York AG Letitia James led a multi-state effort to block a potentially anti-competitive merger between UnitedHealth Group and Amedisys, securing a settlement to sell off some health facilities.

Mosquito traps in DeKalb County tested positive for West Nile virus; no human cases reported. Health officials emphasize prevention and control measures.

West Nile virus has been detected in a mosquito pool in Solano County, prompting health authorities to ramp up surveillance and control measures, while urging public participation in prevention efforts. No human cases have been reported locally.

The Hawai‘i DOH confirmed an 11th travel-related case of dengue in 2025, with proactive mosquito control measures being implemented to prevent spread.

A cat in Evergreen, Jefferson County, died of plague, marking the first local case since 2023, with health officials urging disease prevention measures.