San Antonio grapples with rising COVID-19 cases amid reduced reporting and no real-time dashboard. Schools and nursing homes still report clusters, and new variants are closely monitored, with health officials stressing continued precautions.

The Oregon Health Authority warns of an illness outbreak linked to Diamond Shruumz candy containing muscimol. Consumers advised against eating and retailers to stop selling the products.

Orange County launches a network of cooling centers to protect residents from extreme heat, offering free rides through Lynx during heat advisories, and ensuring water distribution to vulnerable populations.

The first mosquitoes with West Nile virus of the year in Orange County were found in Huntington Beach. The OCMVCD is increasing efforts in surveillance and control to prevent spread.

St. Louis Park offers free outdoor yoga sessions for individuals 16+ at the Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater, running from July 11 through August 15, with morning and afternoon options available. No registration is required.

The San Antonio community and the Red Cross are mobilizing relief efforts for victims of Hurricane Beryl in Texas, calling for volunteers and donations.

A man was arrested for tampering with Sylvan Township's water treatment plant, prompting a "do not drink water advisory" for the local community pending safety tests.

Arizona's Department of Health Services regulates cannabis edibles, conducting biannual facility inspections to ensure safety, as detailed on their blog.

Lake Havasu City Fire Department has partnered with River Medical to provide its own ambulance transport service, enhancing emergency responses for the local community.

Texas is increasing funding for its anti-abortion Alternatives to Abortion program amidst scrutiny over spending practices and lack of oversight in distributing millions to associated nonprofits.

The CDC advises Americans to get updated COVID-19 vaccines in the fall, highlighting increased summer infections and the need for continued vigilance, especially for those over 65.

Washington County and South Washington County Schools are hosting a vaccination clinic for youths up to 18 on July 15, offering essential vaccines during the Skoolie Family Night event at Pullman Elementary.

A health advisory in Manistee County, MI, warns against swimming in Crystal Lake due to high E. coli levels detected by District Health Department #10 and Ferris State University studies.