The League City Community Health Fair is seeking vendors for its event on September 6, emphasizing health and wellness products and services. Vendor applications close on August 29.

Metro Health in San Antonio confirmed a pool of West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes and plans to spray the affected area. Residents are advised to take preventive measures.

Metro Health in San Antonio launched "Let's Grow Together," focusing on maternal and family health with events and partnerships to provide resources and support.

Texas begins construction on a new $121 million Lubbock Psychiatric Center with advanced security measures, aiming to improve mental health services and accessibility in rural areas by 2027.

A man from Massachusetts won $2 million by accidentally buying two winning Powerball tickets due to a misunderstanding about his multi-draw ticket's dates.

AG Ken Paxton's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit was key in a major U.S. health care fraud crackdown, involving charges against 30 individuals in Texas for fraudulent activities and opioid distribution.

Governor Abbott announced $1.9 million in emergency grants for Texas hospitals in Kerrville and Llano affected by floods, aimed at repairing infrastructure and supporting operations.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the renewal of the Healthy Texas Women Medicaid waiver, ensuring health services for low-income women until 2030.

San Antonio Human Services is taking applications for their 2025-2026 Head Start Program, offering early education and support to eligible children and families.

San Antonio is offering $10,000 grants through its Climate Ready Community Action Fund for local organizations working on sustainability and climate change efforts, with a deadline of June 20.

The TCEQ alerts San Antonio of an Ozone Action Day due to high air pollution; Metro Health advises vulnerable groups to stay indoors and suggests pollution-reduction practices.

San Antonio's DHS has expanded its Homeless Connections Hotline into the Community Connections Hotline to offer resources like housing assistance and benefits navigation.

Governor Abbott appoints three individuals to the Texas Board of Medical Radiologic Technology: Ken Stout for a new term and reappoints Dr. Faraz Khan and Regan Landreth until 2031, pending Senate confirmation.