NY Attorney General Letitia James declares support for medication abortion access, responding to Texas legal pressures, and reinforcing New York's commitment to reproductive health care with a protective shield law.

Residents rally against BioLab in Rockdale County, demanding the shutdown after an independent EPA whistleblower found cancer-causing chemicals post-fire.

Protara Therapeutics raised $100 million in a public offering to fund clinical trials for its bladder cancer drug, TARA-002, and other corporate activities.

Methuen schools are implementing strict food rules and enhanced maintenance to combat a mice infestation, with the superintendent committing to improve conditions and work with pest control experts.

Health issues persist at Kohli's Indian Imports, leading to its closure due to violations such as rodent droppings, chewed food packages for sale, and unsafe food temperatures.

Hawaiian officials urge a 90-day halt on interisland bird transport to prevent the spread of bird flu after detecting it in wild birds and wastewater.

Michigan is experiencing a surge in whooping cough cases, with vaccination rates dropping and over 1,500 cases reported this year. Health officials urge up-to-date vaccinations.

Wood smoke from fireplaces in Pima County could pose health risks to sensitive individuals, leading environmental officials to offer safer alternatives and recommendations.

The LA County Department of Public Health has issued health warnings for high bacterial levels at multiple LA beaches, advising against water activities at these sites.

The University of Minnesota received a $35 million donation from Minnesota Masonic Charities for aging and metabolism research, raising total Masonic donations to $195 million.

Lisa Coyle has become the first Community Health Worker in Ajo, joining through the Vaccine Equity Program to address healthcare and overall wellness needs in her community.

San Antonio receives the Gold Medal Rating from CityHealth for the second year due to its health-focused policies, making it the only Texas city with such a recognition in 2024.

Over 500 pets received free vaccines and microchips at a Pima Animal Care Center event, providing essential care and helping families keep their pets.