Michigan reports its second measles case of 2025 in Kent County, the first since 2013, linked to an adult who traveled abroad. Dr. Adam London stresses the importance of vaccination amid the surge.

Lake Killarney in Orange County is under a health alert due to blue-green algae toxins; officials warn against swimming, letting pets in the water, and consuming shellfish from the lake.

Tennessee confirms three additional measles cases, bringing the state's 2025 total to four, linked to a previous case. The Department of Health emphasizes the contagion risk and promotes vaccination with the MMR vaccine.

Santa Clara County completed the purchase of Regional Medical Center for $150 million, now integrating it into its public hospital system, with plans to restore critical health services.

ADHS celebrates National Nutrition Month, focusing on the cultural and health importance of food, addressing Arizona's food insecurity, and promoting resources like AZ Health Zone and WIC.

Arizona anticipates a challenging fire season due to dry conditions and extreme drought, as stated by the DFFM. Fire activity may increase, with some regions at higher risk. Governor Hobbs and residents are urged to prepare and remain vigilant.

Community and officials advocate for ICE to release Jose Gregorio Gonzalez, who is set to donate a kidney to his brother, Jose Alfredo Pacheco Gonzalez, facing end-stage renal disease.

LA County health officials advise against ocean water contact near storm drains due to contamination risks following rainfall, with advisories in effect until April 3.

CVS Health offers MMR vaccines at its locations in response to measles cases in states including Pennsylvania and Ohio, with special provisions for adults and recommended second doses for young children.

San Mateo County officials reported a measles case linked to an international traveler in February, amid rising cases in California. No further local infections occurred, with reminders for vigilance and vaccination as travel increases.

Illinois celebrates "30 Days of Public Health" in April, with Governor Pritzker and IDPH emphasizing the importance of public health workers and raising awareness amid federal changes impacting the state.

Community members in Arizona honor COVID-19 victims with memorials, including a display of ribbons and a Covid Memorial Quilt, reflecting on the personal and collective losses suffered during the pandemic.

Oregon recalls pot-infused cookies for not listing milk as an allergen on the packaging, as reported by OregonLive, Elkhorn Media Group, and KOIN. No health complaints have been filed.