Wisconsin Urges Early Vaccination as Measles Cases Reach 35-Year High
Measles cases in Wisconsin hit a 35-year high, prompting guidance for early vaccination of at-risk infants.
November 10, 2026
Measles cases in Wisconsin hit a 35-year high, prompting guidance for early vaccination of at-risk infants.
Scranton School District seeks to buy the former Penn Foster building for $2.2M, using eminent domain if needed.
Heavy flooding across the Southwest raised Lake Powell more than 20 feet and lifted water restrictions in towns like Pagosa Springs.
Unexpected Rescue in the Pacific: Fishermen Save Overboard Cruise Ship Pianist What began as an ordinary fishing trip for two Newport Beach fishermen turned into a dramatic rescue mission in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Their quick thinking and decisive actions saved a life, highlighting the unpredictable nature of
RALEIGH, N.C. — Governor Josh Stein announced a significant expansion for Halifax Linen Service, Inc., a textile services company, in Halifax County. The company plans to add 11 new jobs and invest $2,050,000 to enhance its operations in Roanoke Rapids. This development highlights the company’s longstanding commitment to the region
Chalandria James highlights confusion over new Medicaid rules, causing many Nebraskans to lose healthcare coverage.
The University of Michigan is assessing potential indigenous artifacts at its proposed Ypsilanti data center site.
Michigan’s air quality is largely meeting federal ozone standards, with Holland the only city falling short due to out-of-state pollution.
Democratic Gov.-elect Crowley will sign a bill for new voting districts if Democratic leaders pass it.
