Boston reports its first human case of West Nile Virus in a man in his 50s who has not left the city recently.

Rice County Public Health is offering flu shot clinics with free vaccines for uninsured residents, including services for children and homebound individuals.

The Southern Nevada Health District is set to distribute free naloxone and provide overdose response training on "Save a Life Day" to combat rising opioid fatalities.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health warns beach-goers of high bacterial levels at popular spots; advisories issued for multiple locations like Redondo Beach and Santa Monica Pier.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul files a preliminary injunction to block a Trump administration law that would defund Planned Parenthood and affect reproductive healthcare, joined by a coalition of states.

A water main break in Novi, Michigan disrupted local services and prompted a boil water advisory. It affected schools and healthcare facilities, leading to repairs by field service crews and local authorities.

The CDC reports a nearly 70% rise in U.S. 'nightmare bacteria' infections since 2019, with the NDM gene creating highly drug-resistant strains and few effective antibiotics available.

Hawaiʻi DHS prepares for reduced SNAP benefits starting October 2025 amidst high living costs, impacting family food aid and prompting support initiatives.

Clark County Board of Health is focusing on improving Medicaid pregnancy care due to disparities in prenatal service access compared to private insurance.

Hawaiʻi's Governor Josh Green issued an Emergency Proclamation to maintain public access to COVID-19 vaccines for those aged 3 and up, cutting through federal red tape.

Reno introduces two new Fitness Courts® for public outdoor workouts, funded collaboratively, including a $120,000 grant. A free community event celebrates the launch.

Duke Healthcare and Aetna are in critical negotiations as their contract nears expiration, which could affect North Carolina's State Health Plan members who may need new providers if talks fail.

The DFFM has initiated the Yellow Jacket project in Arivaca, Arizona, to reduce wildfire risk by thinning 61 acres to create fuel breaks, with the work expected to finish by year's end.