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Florida measles still rising as Trump administration changes reporting

Florida measles still rising as Trump administration changes reporting

Measles cases continue rising in Florida and U.S. as officials dispute how deaths are counted and reported.
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Popular Walmart frozen meal recalled over possible listeria

Popular Walmart frozen meal recalled over possible listeria

Gias Foods pulled two lots of a Walmart store-brand food after state testing flagged listeria, and the expiration dates run into 2027.
Sarasota Herald-TribuneSarasota Herald-Tribune
Prevent dengue at home in Florida with this 10-minute mosquito inspection

Prevent dengue at home in Florida with this 10-minute mosquito inspection

Help reduce places where mosquitoes can breed in a 10-minute walk around your Florida home.
Sarasota Herald-TribuneSarasota Herald-Tribune
Dengue cases keep climbing in Florida. This is how to protect yourself

Dengue cases keep climbing in Florida. This is how to protect yourself

Dengue cases hit 190 in Florida, just short of the highest number of cases in recent memory, which was 199 in 2023.
Sarasota Herald-TribuneSarasota Herald-Tribune
How worried should Florida residents, visitors be about dengue?

How worried should Florida residents, visitors be about dengue?

Floridians should be concerned, but not panicking, over cases of dengue fever spiraling up. There are things you can do to stay safe.
Sarasota Herald-TribuneSarasota Herald-Tribune
Florida's Vibrio vulnificus death toll rises to 5 in latest state update

Florida's Vibrio vulnificus death toll rises to 5 in latest state update

Florida has reported 23 Vibrio vulnificus cases and five deaths. See where infections have been confirmed and how to avoid infection.
Asheville Citizen-TimesAsheville Citizen-Times
What to know about measles in NC with Pennsylvania outbreak announced

What to know about measles in NC with Pennsylvania outbreak announced

With 25 new positive cases, almost 800 total measles cases have been confirmed in Pennsylvania this year. Here's what to know about the virus in NC.
Arizona RepublicArizona Republic
What is kratom and could the products kill you? What to know

What is kratom and could the products kill you? What to know

Arizona kratom-related deaths have happened in Maricopa and Pima counties in recent years. In most cases, other drugs were present, too.
Rochester Democrat and ChronicleRochester Democrat and Chronicle
New York named one of America's happiest states. See where it ranks

New York named one of America's happiest states. See where it ranks

A new study ranks New York among the 15 happiest states in the country, citing factors including emotional and physical well-being, work environment and community.
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Is New York a good state to have a baby? Here's how it ranks

Is New York a good state to have a baby? Here's how it ranks

New York ranks No. 16 nationally in a new study, with high marks for family friendliness but lower scores for health care and costs.
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Boyne Capital Seeks VP/Principal for Private Equity Investments in Lower Middle Market Companies

Boyne Capital Seeks VP/Principal for Private Equity Investments in Lower Middle Market Companies

Boyne Capital Seeks VP/Principal for Private Equity Investments in Lower Middle Market Companies
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Attorney Ben Crump Calls for Continued Investigation into Nolan Wells' Death After Grand Jury Decision

Attorney Ben Crump Calls for Continued Investigation into Nolan Wells' Death After Grand Jury Decision

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and the legal team representing the family of 18-year-old Nolan Wells are urging Jackson County District Attorney Angel McIlrath to keep the investigation into Wells’ death open and to release the investigative file. This call comes after a grand jury returned a 'no true bill,' resulting in no criminal indictments in the case. Wells disappeared on July 4 during a boat trip to Horn Island and was found dead two days later. Both the Mississippi State Medical Examiner and an independent autopsy conducted by forensic pathologist Dr. Roger A. Mitchell ruled Wells’ cause and manner of death as undetermined. Crump's team released additional autopsy results from Dr. Mitchell, which indicate blunt force trauma to Wells’ head occurred within approximately four hours of his death, based on the presence of red blood cells but not white blood cells at the injury site.