Seattle has announced a new Overdose Recovery and Care Access center to support individuals post-fentanyl overdose, offering medical aid and addiction care.

A sewage spill at Dockweiler State Beach led to an ocean water closure due to health concerns, with officials testing for safe bacterial levels before reopening.

The Future Healthcare Heroes completion ceremony honored 18 high school students who participated in a healthcare initiative, providing them certifications, mentorship, and hands-on medical experiences.

Washington State joins the AARP and Dementia-Friendly America networks to improve the lives of its aging population, as announced during Older Americans Month.

A toxic algal bloom at Silverwood Lake in San Bernardino County has led to a warning issued by California's Department of Water Resources, urging people to avoid contact with affected waters.

Santa Clara Valley Healthcare has deployed 12 new ambulances to improve response times across a broad region, featuring specialized vehicles for various medical needs.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued a warning for elevated bacteria levels at several beaches, advising against ocean activities near outfalls and piers.

LA County Library and the Department of Mental Health partner to offer mental health programs and resources throughout May for Mental Health Awareness Month.

Kalamazoo Township has issued a boil water advisory after a main break, affecting areas along West Main Street and nearby, cautioning residents to boil water before consumption until Sunday.

Washington County officials seek public help to identify a man found dead near Beaverton's Elmonica MAX Station on April 20, described as a white male, aged 45-64 with distinctive scars and dental work, wearing green scrubs and a black puffer vest.

A new COVID-related syndrome called MIP-C, characterized by severe lung scarring and autoimmune conditions like MDA5, has been discovered by researchers at UC San Diego and the University of Leeds.

Fulton County held its third Mental Health Court Fair to help residents access mental health services and resources, emphasizing the fair's theme, "where do I start?"

Mayor Bowser and the DBH highlight children's mental health with community-based services in DC, including PIECE and an Urgent Care Clinic for young residents experiencing emotional distress.