Wright County Recycling Center now accepts household sharps for safe disposal at their Maple Lake location, excluding business and healthcare needles.

Governor Abbott announced $1.9 million in emergency grants for Texas hospitals in Kerrville and Llano affected by floods, aimed at repairing infrastructure and supporting operations.

Arlington plans ground spraying for West Nile after finding infected mosquitoes; to spray around Helen & Hadley Drives but not Park Hill & Mossy Oak, following TCPH guidance.

New York Attorney General secures over $200 million from Gilead Sciences for its illegal kickback scheme promoting HIV drugs, benefiting Medicaid and other programs nationwide.

Massachusetts confirms first animal case of West Nile virus in a goat, raising risk level to moderate in several towns. Public urged to take precautions against mosquitoes.

Statesville PD warns about the dangers of heatstroke in cars, stressing the increased risk for children and pets, and promotes the "Look Before You Lock" campaign.

Peoria residents notified of high lead levels in some water samples. Out of 103 samples, 14 showed lead above the federally mandated threshold. Actions include additional testing, corrosion control evaluations, and a lead pipe replacement program.

The LA County Department of Public Health won 20 National Achievement Awards for its innovative health initiatives, with programs like Avian Flu surveillance, mobile medical services, and environmental justice.

Shelby County partners with All 4s to offer free pet vaccinations against rabies and parvovirus, plus microchipping on July 19th at Millington Primary School, from 7 to 11 am.

COVID-19 cases in California are seeing an uptick, with wastewater monitoring indicating a resurgence of the virus. Health officials note the presence of new variants and urge continued vigilance and vaccinations.

Dallas begins mosquito control spraying in response to West Nile Virus-positive samples, advising residents to remain indoors during night-time treatment.

Utah Valley University and the Bingham Foundation are establishing a no-cost Bingham Family Clinic on UVU's campus to provide healthcare and enhance student education.

The Oregon Health Authority warns about the health risks of wildfire smoke and advises residents, especially vulnerable groups, to prepare by ensuring medication supply and monitoring health.