Guerrero's Mexican Restaurant in San Antonio fails its health inspection for the second consecutive time with a score of 60 due to multiple violations, including improper food cooling and dirty equipment.

Los Angeles County officials warn of a potential COVID-19 spike, citing rising cases, wastewater data, and new virus strains. They urge mask use, up-to-date vaccinations, and caution with upcoming holiday gatherings.

The Illinois Department of Public Health recommends healthcare facilities to adopt increased mask use and screening to combat a surge in respiratory viruses including COVID-19, flu, and RSV.

Max de los Santos, 76, lost both legs after a neighbor's dogs attacked him. He is recovering, while the dogs' owner faces felony charges for the incident.

UT Austin investigates pro-Palestinian protests for policy breaches after disruptions, amid tensions over advocacy and free speech issues, with legal challenges possible.

Texas border counties struggle with inadequate medical facilities and staff shortages, impacting residents like Juvencia Padilla and her paralyzed son who travel hours for care.

The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center opens in Allen with an open house on January 13, offering state-of-the-art facilities including an adventure track, batting cages, and an indoor playground.

Orange County sees a rise in COVID-19, RSV, and flu cases, prompting health officials to urge vaccinations and preventive measures to protect the community and relieve local hospitals.

UC San Diego Health has named Dr. Karandeep Singh as the inaugural Chief Health AI Officer, tasked with integrating AI into healthcare to improve patient outcomes.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on access to the abortion pill mifepristone, potentially affecting its mail-order availability and usage timeframe during pregnancy.

The University of Texas at Austin study finds caregiving may protect against depression, suggesting the stress from a loved one's health decline, not caregiving itself, leads to depression.

Sonoma County expands its Mobile Crisis Units program to provide mental health professionals for crisis calls countywide, aiming for fast response times and reduced law enforcement interaction.

Texas AG Ken Paxton opposes an HHS rule he views as discriminatory against religious foster care providers opposing LGBTQ+ affirmation, fearing it infringes on First Amendment rights.