The YMCA in San Antonio offers free counseling services for various groups including children, seniors, veterans, and parents, financed by grants aimed at supporting mental health.

Off-duty firefighter Ben Liner and trained CPR bystander Gus Manke saved Dom Fusco, who collapsed from cardiac arrest in Austin. Later, Fusco reunited with Liner to express his gratitude.

Long Beach grants $811,000 for health equity projects focusing on systemic health barriers and pandemic recovery efforts, benefiting organizations working in economic resiliency, mental health, disease management, physical activity, and safety.

The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center hosted a prom for pediatric patients, offering them a respite from treatment and a taste of normalcy.

Health officials in Philadelphia and Montgomery County are responding to a confirmed measles case, warning residents to check their immunity and offering free MMR vaccines for the uninsured.

Governor Greg Abbott announces $17 million in grants for rural Texas hospitals to enhance their healthcare services and infrastructure, with applications open until June 21.

Hollywood Beach has a boil water advisory due to a safety concern; residents are instructed to boil water before use.

Public health officials warn against swimming at several L.A. County beaches due to high bacteria levels detected in the water, advising caution near affected areas.

Philadelphia and Montgomery County officials warn of potential measles exposure at CVS Pharmacy and Holy Redeemer Hospital; urge monitoring for symptoms and vaccination if necessary.

Amanda Zurawski testified before the Texas Medical Board, expressing how Texas' abortion laws led to life-threatening delays in her pregnancy treatment.

The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce partnered with Endeavors to create a mental health workshop for small business owners, which was canceled Tuesday for unknown reasons.

A new measles case in the Philadelphia area prompted warnings and calls for vaccination from public health departments, underscoring the disease's risk to the unvaccinated.

San Antonio researchers receive nearly $1 million in federal funds to accelerate clinical trials for liver cancer, aiming to develop new drugs for a disease prevalent in South Texas's Hispanic population.