Rahma Grocery in Carnegie was closed after health inspectors found critical violations, including a severe roach infestation.

Hawai‘i reports a new travel-related dengue case, raising the 2024 total to 16. To prevent spread, the DOH is ramping up mosquito control and urging public cooperation.

Minneapolis Health Department urges residents to adopt healthier habits in 2025 to prevent illness transmission, emphasizing vaccination, mask-wearing, and hygiene.

Braga Fresh has recalled Marketside Broccoli Florets sold at Walmart due to Listeria contamination concerns. No illnesses reported; consumers advised to dispose of the product.

The Illinois Attorney General warns against misleading sales of GLP-1 weight loss drugs by some med spas and online sellers, stressing the importance of obtaining these medications from reputable sources.

The Massachusetts State Auditor's audit found that CHIA failed to monitor hospitals' financial stability properly, risking essential services and not enforcing due fines.

Cochise County, Arizona schools receive grants for mental health support and increased security, including hiring nine professionals and improving law enforcement collaboration.

New York faces a lawsuit over a controversial $9 billion Medicaid home care overhaul, with claims of a "sham bidding process" for a Georgia-based firm's contract.

Northwell Health is expanding its cancer treatment capabilities with a $19 million investment in a new bone marrow transplant unit and hiring Dr. David Chung to advance research and treatment personalization, focusing on multiple myeloma.

New York is preparing for new lead paint regulations, with a state registry of older rental buildings and tighter E.P.A. rules for lead dust in homes and child-care facilities.

Los Angeles County warns of high bacteria levels at local beaches, advising against water activities in specific areas while some have been cleared as safe.

A Chicago man was unexpectedly billed over $19k for a routine colonoscopy at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, raising issues about the complexity of medical billing.

Polk County Public Health offers free nasal Narcan kits to address the opioid crisis, with pickups available at various health offices without appointments.