Rockwall County, Texas, confirmed a measles case linked to a West Texas outbreak, with officials notifying potentially exposed individuals. The patient has recovered; health authorities urge vaccination.

San Diego County is launching aerial larvicide drops to combat mosquitoes and prevent diseases like West Nile virus by targeting 52 waterways covering 1,400 acres.

The Metro Public Health Department is offering free STI screenings on April 17-18 as part of STI Awareness Week.

A rabies alert has been issued in Hillsborough County due to a stray cat testing positive. Residents are urged to take precautions and consider vaccinations for pets and livestock.

San Antonio's Human Services Department received a Level 1 Trauma-Informed Care Certification, exemplifying their commitment to supporting residents with trauma through safety, trust, and empowerment.

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health alerts the public about measles cases linked to international travel and is monitoring exposed individuals while urging vaccination and symptom awareness.

Target recalls 25,600 units of Good & Gather baby food due to elevated lead levels, with best by dates of Dec 7 and 9, 2025, and lot numbers 4167 and 4169.

Ingham County, Michigan, confirms its first measles case since 1994 in a vaccinated one-year-old girl; health officials list potential exposure sites and urge public to check vaccination status.

HonorHealth opened a new medical campus in Peoria, promising a variety of healthcare services including cancer care and surgery to the local community.

DOH-Orange in Florida warns of blue-green algae in Lake Sue, advising against swimming and cautioning about potential toxins while awaiting water testing results.

DOH-Orange offers free or low-cost mammograms with the 3D Mobile Mammography bus at The Kingdom Church Orlando, targeting uninsured and low-income women.

LA County Health warns against water activities at Santa Monica Pier and Topanga Canyon Beach due to high bacterial levels; Mothers Beach deemed safe.

Federal health funding cuts in New York have led to the closure of a Long Island mental health program and risk loss of $360 million for various health services. Public health defense against diseases like measles and tuberculosis is also impacted.