Aedes aegypti mosquitoes expand across Las Vegas, posing health concerns due to their preference for human blood and the potential spread of diseases like West Nile virus.

ADEQ issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County, cautioning against high ground-level ozone levels affecting air quality and public health.

A Legionnaires' outbreak in Harlem has prompted concerns about NYC's health oversight after a decline in cooling tower inspectors, despite funding increases. Former Governor Cuomo seeks an independent probe into the city's handling of the crisis.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation concludes its free 'Fitness in the Parks' program, offering a variety of outdoor activities, no registration needed, for all fitness levels until August 31.

The Arizona Department of Health Services stresses the importance of health in their back-to-school guide, focusing on nutrition, sleep, immunizations, and mental health.

Ocean water warnings have been issued for several Los Angeles County beaches due to high bacterial levels, but one advisory at Topanga County Beach has been lifted.

The Salt Lake County Health Department warns of St. Louis encephalitis virus found in mosquitoes, advising residents to take preventive measures against bites.

The Washington State Department of Health highlights National Immunization Awareness Month, recognizing clinics and individuals who excel in immunization efforts. Awards celebrate high immunization rates and community commitment.

A South Lake Tahoe resident contracted the plague possibly from a flea bite during camping, but is recovering with antibiotics. Officials urge precautions against the disease, which is present but rare in California.

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump files a lawsuit against two construction companies and NYC over a preventable Legionnaires' outbreak in Harlem, claiming negligence after five deaths and over a hundred illnesses.

The League City Community Health Fair is seeking vendors for its event on September 6, emphasizing health and wellness products and services. Vendor applications close on August 29.

Arizona State University and the Mayo Clinic developed a new, rapid test for Valley Fever, able to deliver results in 10 minutes from a single blood drop, potentially speeding up diagnosis and treatment.

The FDA warned against certain frozen shrimp from Walmart due to radioactive contamination concerns, urging a recall of specific lots after detection of cesium-137.