Los Angeles County has confirmed its first measles case of the year in a resident who traveled through LAX. Public health officials warn of the contagion risk and exposure at specific locations.

LA County issued a rain advisory for all beaches, cautioning against water contact due to increased bacteria after rainfall, with advisories usually lasting 72 hours.

Miami-Dade County is debating the cessation of water fluoridation, with Florida's surgeon general questioning its safety, while others uphold the CDC's recommendations for dental health benefits.

A rabid bat was found in Cedar Park, leading officials to investigate potential human or animal exposures and to remind the public about rabies prevention.

Grady Health System seeks community input on a new ER facility planned for Union City, prioritizing local feedback to address a "healthcare desert" south of I-20.

Hawaii DOH confirms a new travel-related dengue case on Maui, bringing the state's 2025 total to four. Measures are in place to control mosquitoes and prevent local transmission.

Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy, died from hantavirus complications, raising awareness of the disease which remains relatively rare in humans despite cases found in wild rodents.

Mecklenburg County Public Health emphasizes the need for measles vaccination due to a national rise in cases and potential local risks, citing a high contagion rate and severe outcomes.

Dakota County debuts a new jail unit for inmates with mental health and chemical dependency issues, designed with healing in mind and funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Bronx Borough President Gibson is advocating for the creation of a birthing center in the Bronx to address high maternal mortality rates among Black and Latina women.

Governor Hochul announces a $30 million investment to support New York hospitals in pursuing energy efficiency and electrification upgrades through the Empire Building Challenge: Hospitals program.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek proclaimed March 10 as Abortion Provider Appreciation Day, reaffirming the state's support for reproductive rights and access to abortion services.

Harris County offers free measles vaccines due to an outbreak, with health organizations collaborating to increase community immunity, especially targeting unvaccinated individuals and children.