The autopsy of DPW worker Ronald Silver III confirms his death was due to hyperthermia during a heatwave. His family seeks answers from ongoing investigations.

September is National Recovery Month, and San Diego County's BHS encourages community participation to support those in mental health and addiction recovery.

The Orange County Medical Clinic expands its services to include Medication-Assisted Therapy, offering new hope for those struggling with substance abuse.

Avondale declares September National Suicide Prevention and Action Month, planning activities and workshops and encouraging public education on mental health issues.

Detroit ranks as the third worst U.S. city for asthma, largely due to climate change, pollution, and socioeconomic factors impacting health care affordability.

Nashville's MPHD is hosting events for National Suicide Awareness Month, including 'Hope is Available' sessions with experts and community engagement activities.

San Diego County received a $425,000 grant from the CDC to enhance disease forecasting and preparedness, building upon last year's funding, and will collaborate with UCSD and other institutions.

Tennessee reports its first measles case since 2019, identified in an individual who recently traveled internationally. Health officials emphasize vaccinations and are conducting contact tracing.

Missouri confirms its first human case of H5N1 avian flu and urges bird handlers to follow safety precautions, including using protective gear and reporting sick birds.

Minnesota sees a 40% reduction in auto-related deaths due to education on seat belt use and safe driving, but suicides doubled road fatalities with 815 lives lost in the same period.

Mosquitos and animals in Van Buren and Cass counties have tested positive for EEE and WNV, prompting public health warnings and advisories for prevention.

The Allegheny County Health Department issued a Consumer Alert for Lucca Ristorante & Wine Bar due to food safety violations, including the presence of mouse droppings and unsanitary conditions.

The Dallas County Health and Human Services reports multiple West Nile Virus cases in Carrollton's mosquito samples, prompting an active response including safety-regulated spraying and public education.