Saint Paul – Ramsey County Public Health's collaboration with Fairview Health Services to improve COVID-19 health equity is featured in NEJM Catalyst. The partnership held testing and vaccination events, focusing on serving marginalized communities.

Wayne County, Michigan reports a seventh measles case linked to international travel, with health officials enforcing isolation and urging community vigilance.

Black women face challenges in finding racially diverse sperm donors as Black men are underrepresented in sperm banks. Initiatives are underway to increase inclusivity and representation in sperm donation.

Mosquitoes in San José with West Nile virus prompt a targeted treatment response in affected areas, with public safety measures and information provided by Santa Clara County.

Laurel received the Silver Level for their "Move with the Mayor" initiative, aimed at boosting physical and mental health through activities and policies that encourage community connection.

The first case of West Nile virus this year in Riverside County, California has been confirmed, involving a hospitalized minor expected to recover. Health officials urge precautionary measures against mosquitos.

A confirmed TB case at Mount Miguel High School has prompted health officials to test potentially exposed individuals.

Los Angeles County issued a caution flag for coastal waters due to high bacteria levels, advising against ocean activities at certain beaches while lifting advisories at Malibu Lagoon at Surfrider Beach.

LA County sees COVID-19 cases double, with health officials urging renewed precautions and promoting vaccinations, as hospitalizations and wastewater surveillance indicate a significant rise in virus transmission.

Georgetown schedules mosquito spraying after West Nile virus is detected in local parks, with health officials advising residents to stay indoors during spraying and take precautions against mosquito bites.

Washington's Spokane County records its first case of chronic wasting disease in a white-tailed deer, triggering increased surveillance efforts by local wildlife authorities.

La Porte residents must boil their water due to a main repair outage, with areas from Falk Avenue to Bayside Drive affected, including Delta Court Apartments.

Superintendent Tom Horne advises Arizona schools to operate normally despite a surge in COVID cases, citing minimal risk to children and CDC guidance treating COVID-19 as a common respiratory illness.