Disciplinary actions have been issued by the Washington State Department of Health against various health care providers for unprofessional conduct ranging from alcohol relapse to fraudulent practices.

San Mateo County is set to launch the new CARE Court program on July 1 for those with untreated serious mental illness, ahead of California's deadline.

League City has released its annual Drinking Water Quality Report on its website, detailing the safety of its tap water and providing tips on conservation.

Prominent Chicago philanthropist Ann Lurie died at 79 due to illness, leaving a legacy in healthcare with the children's hospital and contributions to Northwestern University.

Surgeons at Northwestern Medicine performed the first kidney transplant with the patient awake, using spinal anesthesia. The recipient recovered quickly and may pioneer an approach for others.

Jerry and Vickie Moyes have donated $5 million to Phoenix Children's Hospital, contributing to its pediatric care expansion, including new facilities and technologies.

San Antonio Spurs fans celebrate victories by honking their car horns, a tradition that began in 1999 and symbolizes community bonding and sports culture.

Businessman Johnwick Nathan was sentenced for defrauding Arizona's Medicaid system, making $21M through his company, Harbor Health. He received four years of probation and must pay $2M restitution.

Versiti Blood Center of Indiana faces a severe blood shortage, urging donations as reserves hit critical lows, with an increased need for O-positive and O-negative blood types.

Keller begins mosquito ground spraying after the first positive West Nile Virus test in a local sample, with procedures set for the evenings of June 20 and 21.

Officials in Wright County warn that private wells may be at risk of flood contamination and advise residents to protect their wells and test their water.

Attorneys Amy and Steve Bresnan may petition the Texas Medical Board for clearer abortion guidelines, criticizing recent amendments as insufficient for assuring physicians on legally performing necessary abortions.

Hillsborough County in Florida confirms a locally acquired case of dengue fever, prompting health officials to urge preventive measures against mosquito bites and to begin aerial spraying.