A Coachella Valley child has died from influenza A despite no pre-existing health issues, prompting Riverside County health officials to reinforce the importance of flu vaccinations.

Debbie Pearson, a retired nurse from Austin, was diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration, prompting her to advocate for regular eye exams to preserve vision.

The Hays County Mental Health Court celebrated its first graduation, honoring individuals who have completed a rigorous program addressing mental health and other challenges.

UC San Diego Health has acquired Alvarado Hospital Medical Center for $200 million, expanding its healthcare network and planning upgrades, including a dedicated patient care tower.

An Austin mother is fundraising for research into Sanfilippo syndrome to potentially extend her son's life, collaborating with Everlum Bio Rare Disease Lab.

LA County officials warn of high bacteria levels at popular beaches, advising against water contact at Santa Monica Pier, Mothers Beach, and a Malibu Lagoon area.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul proposes an agreed order in a legal case over crisis pregnancy centers while affirming his commitment to protecting reproductive health services.

Austin's Downtown Austin Community Court was selected as a partner in the Criminal Justice Mental Health Learning Site Program due to its approach to behavioral health in the justice system.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved a policy for sustainable and equitable local food sourcing, aiming to improve environmental, economic, and nutritional outcomes.

The first case of chronic wasting disease in a free-ranging deer has been confirmed in Coleman County, Texas, prompting TPWD to encourage voluntary testing of harvested deer.

Garland Ventures Ltd recalls 13,842 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fried rice sold at Walmart due to potential Listeria contamination; no illnesses reported yet.

Texas Supreme Court halts a lower ruling allowing a pregnant woman, facing a fatal fetal diagnosis, to have an abortion, heightening uncertainty about the state's strict abortion ban.

IDHS intensifies COVID-19 measures at developmental centers due to a case surge, implementing rigorous testing and enhanced sanitation, while maintaining essential care for residents and staff.