Two Michigan beaches have been closed due to elevated bacteria levels, with St. Clair Shores Memorial Park Beach and Muskegon Lake's Water Sports Park affected.

Oregon nurses at Providence hospitals plan a strike over working conditions and staffing laws, while the hospital aims to fill gaps with travel nurses.

Texas primary care facilities are becoming crucial for mental health treatment due to a shortage of mental health providers, with professionals like Barbara Chapman advocating for integrated screenings in routine visits.

Houston doctors have initiated a rapid congenital syphilis testing program to combat the disease's rise, reducing test result wait times from 24 hours to 15 minutes.

Round Rock responds to Juneteenth shooting with mental health services, offering residents support through the Crisis Response Unit and other resources, including a help hotline and self-help guides.

States are easing raw milk sales despite CDC warnings, while Austin, TX detects bird flu in wastewater, posing a low human risk, and experts stay prepared with antivirals.

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses of several health care providers due to unethical conduct and criminal charges.

Arizona's Department of Corrections has implemented an Extreme Heat Safety and Relief Strategy, offering ice, relaxed dress codes, AC maintenance, misting stations, and cooling tents to protect staff and inmates from extreme heat.

The San Antonio Report offers a $250 stipend for residents to write about their neighborhoods, aiming to diversify local narratives and encourage community participation.

Emma Weidmann reflects on the growth and charm of San Antonio’s far North Side, noting suburban development and community favorites like Tejas Rodeo and Merit Coffee.

Los Angeles County officials warn about high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising the public to avoid swimming in certain areas due to health risks. Some beaches have been cleared as safe following recent tests.

Sheriff Tom Spangler of Knox County remains committed to his duties while undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer, receiving community support and offering encouragement to fellow Sheriff Wayne Potter.

Scott County is hosting a Lakeside Qigong event at Spring Lake Regional Park on June 28, focusing on health and balance for participants over 18. Reservations are required.