A vaccinated adult in Travis County has contracted measles, prompting Austin Public Health to advise the public to check vaccination status and be aware of symptoms.

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.

Tulsa is hosting low-cost pet clinics at Expo Square for spaying/neutering and vaccinations, highlighting a drive for affordable pet care in the community.

Vantive Healthcare invests $23 million to establish its U.S. headquarters in Deerfield, IL, promising to create 50 jobs and augment the state's health innovation sector.

Oklahoma health officials warn of measles exposure at a Sallisaw Walmart; unvaccinated shoppers on April 18 may be at risk. The state now has 15 cases, urging at-risk individuals to contact the OSDH.

A rabbit in Tuscola and a squirrel in Urbana, Illinois, tested positive for tularemia, prompting health warnings and advice on precautionary measures.

Placer County's Public Health department launches a fall prevention campaign for the elderly due to high fall-related deaths, offering educational initiatives and a workshop.

Senator Gallego opposes Republican-led Medicaid cuts, emphasizing their impact on reproductive healthcare at Arizona town halls with Reproductive Freedom for All.

Los Angeles County officials have issued health warnings for some beaches due to elevated bacterial levels, but conditions at Inner Cabrillo Beach have improved.

Michigan experiences a surge in whooping cough cases and a measles outbreak, attributed to declining vaccination rates and improved diagnostics. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations.

The LA County and UCLA study reports higher premature birth rates near Inglewood Oil Field, highlighting environmental justice concerns. Further research is needed on health effects.

Orange County officials warn of rabies in a bat found at Rancho Santa Margarita Lake; public advised to seek treatment if exposed and take precautions.

Illinois reports the first measles case of 2025, amidst a surge in national cases. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations, following the increase in measles after dips during the COVID-19 pandemic.