The recall over Listeria concerns in meat products has reached schools, with nearly 12 million pounds affected. BrucePac products produced from May 31 to Oct 8 are involved, and no illnesses have been reported yet.

Governor Abbott appoints a new member and reappoints four members to the Advisory Council on Emergency Medical Services in Texas, ensuring a robust emergency medical infrastructure.

Pima County Health Department is targeting unlicensed food vendors for not complying with sanitary standards and lacking permits, leading to foodborne illnesses and safety violations.

Arizona's Lewis Prison launched a therapeutic art and music program, 'Art of Our Soul,' for inmates' mental health, guided by ADCRR director Thornell and supported by Mercy Care.

Two Denton County Emergency Services members attended the F1RST 3 Day Peer Support & Wellness Summit to enhance mental health support among firefighters.

Arizona's ADOA offers free counseling to employees and dependents, highlighting mental health resources for all, including hotlines and local services. State and university workers have industry-specific assistance available.

The Illinois Department of Public Health confirmed the first detection of a tick carrying Ehrlichia muris eauclairensis in the state, urging health awareness and prevention.

After years of delay, construction has finally begun on a new yoga studio at 227 Church Street (at Market), formerly Aardvark Books.

The BrucePac listeria recall expanded to around 12 million pounds of meat and poultry, affecting U.S. schools and stores like Costco and Walmart; no illnesses reported yet.

Kaua‘i Police Activities League (K-PAL) invites the community to the grand opening of their new facilities in Līhu‘e, featuring a boxing and wrestling gym.

Houston Food Bank partners with Cruise, using self-driving cars to deliver food to expectant mothers, aiming to improve health outcomes and tackle food insecurity.

The Rock 'N' Roll Marathon Series returns to San Antonio on December 7-8, offering running events from 5k to a full marathon accompanied by live music and cultural celebration.

Denver celebrated its Peer Support Specialists on the 10th annual GPSCD, highlighting their role in aiding recovery for mental health and substance abuse issues.