Interstate Health opens a new clinic in Knoxville offering health services to truck drivers and locals, improving healthcare access for a historically underserved group.

The Hawai‘i DOH has detected low levels of H5 avian influenza in Kauaʻi's wastewater, with no infections found in humans or animals. Public is advised to increase biosecurity and report dead/sick birds.

Burnsville's 911 ambulances in Minnesota now carry whole blood for on-site transfusions, a first for the state, to improve care for severe blood loss.

Michigan confirms a case of avian flu in Wayne County, prompting quick depopulation to prevent spread and emphasizing biosecurity measures for bird owners.

NY Attorney General and DOH sued Herkimer County vape shop, G Smoke 360 Corp., for illegal sales of flavored e-cigarettes to minors and license violations.

The LA County Health Officer issued an order for safe cleanup of hazardous fire debris, outlining protected areas and emphasizing the need for protective gear and adherence to safety regulations.

A confirmed case of chronic wasting disease in a Manitowoc County deer has initiated a three-year ban on baiting and feeding deer in the Wisconsin county starting February 1.

Gov. Hochul outlined healthcare priorities in New York, focusing on mental health, abortion access, and medication costs, including plans for involuntary hospitalization and support for abortion providers.

A new $30 million Health Wellness Center opens in Chicago's Humboldt Park, aimed at tackling local health disparities with services catering to chronic health issues.

Boulder health officials report potential Hepatitis A exposure at Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, advising vaccination for those who consumed fresh juice there on specific dates.

Philadelphia's Department of Public Health, along with Birth Justice Philly, released a report revealing the city's maternal health challenges and initiatives to address them.

Santa Clara County has agreed to buy Regional Medical Center in East San José from HCA Healthcare for $150 million, aiming to restore services and integrate it into the SCVH system.

The Milton Fire-Rescue Department is enhancing its Fire CARES program with free wellness checks, including blood pressure, glucose tests, and EKGs, to improve community health and reduce hospital visits.