Delray Beach will stop adding fluoride to its water supply by July 1, 2025, as required by a new Florida law, despite water quality meeting standards. A new treatment plant is due in 2028.

Billy Joel cancels concerts until 2026 due to a brain condition, normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH), affecting his hearing, vision, and balance. Ticket refunds will be automatic.

Philadelphia intensifies efforts to combat hepatitis, with organizations promoting testing, vaccination, and treatment during Hepatitis Awareness Month, according to the City's website.

The DeKalb County 2025 Drinking Water Quality Report, indicating high water quality, is now accessible online, showing the results of rigorous testing.

Multnomah County Public Health Advisory Board seeks new members, particularly those knowledgeable in education, environment, food systems, or transportation. No formal public health training required to apply.

The Castro's fitness fad continues to flex and now stretch its muscles.

Los Angeles County provides soil testing for lead contamination to residents affected by the Eaton Fire, with a DIY approach for faster results and community engagement efforts.

Measles case confirmed in Hays County; health officials notify potential contacts and advise residents to check vaccination records and watch for symptoms.

Tennessee's mental health department introduces the "Promise to Call" campaign, urging individuals to commit to calling someone if facing suicidal thoughts.

Los Angeles County warns of high bacterial levels at several beach areas, advising against swimming in affected locations. Beachgoers are to consult resources for safe beach options.

Maricopa County Department of Public Health is hosting a D.A.D. Baby Shower to support and empower fathers, with health screenings, educational classes, and family-friendly activities scheduled for June 7.

Bedner Growers, Inc. cucumbers are recalled after a multi-state salmonella outbreak, affecting 26 people and leading to hospitalizations. No deaths are reported; the FDA investigates.

Lyme disease cases have risen by 168% in Michigan, with health officials urging precautions against tick bites and stressing the importance of early removal and monitoring for symptoms. Anaplasmosis cases are also increasing.