ADAMH of Franklin County reflected on a year of initiatives like receiving OACBHA's Culture of Quality Certification and promoting mental health in the construction industry while focusing on law enforcement training and crisis response.

Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale is recovering after heart surgery, walking unassisted one week post-operation, and continues promoting Gallery Furniture while in the hospital.

Hawai'i's DAGS and DCCA engaged in a friendly blood donation competition, each collecting 39 pints for the Blood Bank of Hawai'i during the holiday season's high-demand period.

IU Health reported a security breach involving unauthorized access to patients' personal data due to an email compromise, but no financial or Social Security numbers were lost.

Mecklenburg County Public Health warns of a rise in Mycoplasma pneumoniae cases, advising residents on prevention tactics, like good hygiene and vaccination.

Health officials confirmed Galveston County's first case of bird flu in Texas City. Two animal control officers who handled the infected bird are being monitored after initial tests for H5N1 were negative.

Los Angeles County health officials warn of high bacteria levels at local beaches, advising against water contact near storm drains, piers, and creek outflows, including areas like Surfrider Beach and Santa Monica Pier.

St. Aloysius Gonzaga School in Green Township closes Tuesday due to widespread illness affecting staff and students, prompting a deep clean of the facilities.

The IDPH 2024 Q3 Report shows severe nursing home violations in Illinois, with "AA" citations and fines for four facilities, including one also penalized for an "A" violation.

Huntsville residents received a temporary water supply for non-consumption use after a leak in the town's main storage tank was found and fixed. Drinking and cooking still require bottled water.

Pfizer projects 2025 revenue aligning with analysts' expectations and announces additional cost cuts amid criticisms of management and challenges such as the impact of Medicare policy changes.

LA County health officials warn of high bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against water contact near storm drains and creeks. Some areas are cleared, a hotline and website offer updates.

Health officials warn that button batteries pose serious risks to children, including internal burns and fire hazards, and urge parents to exercise caution.