A New World screwworm case was confirmed in a Texas calf. The pest was eradicated from the U.S. in the 1960s and poses a serious threat to livestock.
Public health departments are preparing for illnesses that could hit World Cup fans while also monitoring the ongoing Ebola outbreak, NPR reported June 5.
The Trump administration's new Medicaid work requirements demand 80 hours of work per month, with sick enrollees required to prove they're too ill to work.
A wildfire in northern Minnesota has burned 35 acres, with fire suppression crews still working as of Wednesday, June 4, according to KAAL TV.
KARK's Arkansas Storm Team flagged the start of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season on June 1, the official first day of the annual six-month period.
Congo's Ebola outbreak, driven by the Bundibugyo virus, has reached 282 confirmed cases and over 1,000 suspected in eastern Ituri province.
Brazil is investigating two possible Ebola patients as the WHO reports five recoveries in Congo, where an outbreak is ongoing.
Security cameras captured a loud boom near Boston and Rhode Island on May 30. Scientists say a suspected meteor exploded in the Earth's atmosphere.
Passengers quarantined at a Nebraska facility following a hantavirus exposure aboard a ship could be allowed to leave soon, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Community members are attacking Ebola clinics and resisting medical teams, a pattern tied to distrust and burial customs seen in past outbreaks.