Rhode Island's congressional delegation secured a $1.9 million grant for the state's Department of Health to improve public health infrastructure and workforce.

The Illinois Department of Public Health celebrates "30 Days of Public Health" in April with podcasts, a health conference, and events addressing health disparities.

Atlanta ranks third in the U.S. for new HIV infections with over 1,500 cases in 2021, raising public health concerns, especially given the high infection rates in Fulton County.

Over 500,000 Georgians lost Medicaid due to state redetermination efforts following the lifting of pandemic protections. Many face hardships as they navigate the reapplication process.

Detroit offers free health screenings during Public Health Week in response to a rise in syphilis rates, including tests for HIV, syphilis, and other wellness measures.

San Antonio's Metro Health has started National Public Health Week with programming and the SA Forward strategic growth plan, including scholarships in memory of Dr. Fernando A. Guerra and a Public Health Fest event.

San Antonio earns a gold medal for public health policy in Texas, recognized by CityHealth for efforts in areas such as housing, greenspace, food policies, and smoke-free environments.

NASA dispels myths related to the solar eclipse, emphasizing it poses no harm to pregnant women or food, contrary to cultural superstitions. Viewing safety is stressed.

Los Angeles County launches the Community Readiness Champions Initiative to train residents in lifesaving skills such as CPR/AED, bleeding control, and Mental Health First Aid.

San Diego ranks fourth in WalletHub's report as one of the healthiest cities in the U.S., praised for its hiking trails and numerous healthy restaurants.

A new selfie studio with over 20 photo setups opens in Downtown Dallas, created by former salon owner Doretta Jones, offering themed spaces for photos and special events.

Austin Public Health is highlighted during National Public Health Week for its essential services and staff, with a focus on community wellness and an invitation to a city hall event.

A human case of avian flu (H5N1) has been reported in Texas, with the patient having had contact with dairy cattle. Health officials maintain there is no increased public risk. Treatment and monitoring protocols are in place.