A measles case at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport prompted public health officials to alert exposed individuals and emphasize the importance of vaccination amidst a rise in US cases.

A swarm of bees descended on Times Square, leading NYPD to cordon off areas while experts explained that swarming bees are not aggressive and play a crucial role in urban ecosystems.

A rabies scare in Silver Spring, MD, has heightened after two individuals were bitten by a raccoon, which has since been captured. Health officials urge caution and recommend vaccination.

Ohio State University researchers developed a paper-based diagnostic tool for asymptomatic malaria with 90% accuracy, comparing favorably to PCR tests. The device, useful in remote areas, supports a preventive approach to managing malaria.

Philadelphia intensifies efforts to combat mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus, urging residents to take precautions and seek immediate medical attention for severe symptoms.

Attorney General Letitia James announced a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, aiming to address opioid addiction and prevention.

Measles exposure from a traveler flying from Boston to Miami raises public health concerns, prompting officials to trace contacts and emphasize vaccinations.

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.

Dallas will conduct targeted mosquito spraying due to West Nile Virus detection, advising residents to stay indoors during operations from June 14-15 and take preventive measures.

Children's Hospital Los Angeles announced the closure of its Center for Transyouth Health and its Gender-Affirming Care program due to federal pressure and economic challenges.

Boston health officials are on alert after a measles case was confirmed, with exposure sites including several public venues on June 7-8. The BPHC and DPH are tracing contacts and urging vaccination.

Hawai'i Health Department fined two urgent care centers $2.19 million for operating clinical labs without required state and federal permits since 2003 and 2008.

Long Beach Health Department confirms a measles case in a child who returned from overseas and has since recovered. They alert the public to check immunizations and announce potential exposure sites.