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- 1Six babies born with measles in Pennsylvania, doctors say●Doctors in Pennsylvania estimate at least six babies have been born with measles
Doctors in Pennsylvania report that at least six babies have been born with measles, pointing to congenital infection passed from mothers during pregnancy. The estimate has drawn attention to gaps in adult vaccination and the risks measles poses to newborns, who are too young to be immunised themselves. Health officials have not yet detailed the cases publicly, but the news has renewed concern about the return of a disease once considered eliminated in the United States.
- 2Pennsylvania measles outbreak adds 55 cases in two days●Pennsylvania's measles outbreak: 55 new cases reported in 2 days
Health officials in Pennsylvania are reporting a sharp acceleration in the state's measles outbreak, with 55 new cases confirmed in just two days. The fast growth of the outbreak, described as deadly in local reporting, is raising concerns about further spread and vaccination coverage across the state.
- 3Democrats court Latino voters in Pennsylvania over immigration anger▼Dems hope ire over Trump's immigration policies sways Latino voters in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Democrats are trying to convert frustration with President Trump's immigration policies into Latino voter support. With the state a key electoral battleground, party officials and organizers argue that workplace raids, deportation threats and tougher border enforcement are galvanizing Latino communities, and they hope that anger translates into turnout and votes for Democratic candidates.
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Measles cases in Pennsylvania have surpassed 900 as the outbreak continues to spread, according to a Reuters report. The tally marks a significant escalation in one of the state's largest measles outbreaks in recent years, prompting renewed attention to vaccination rates and public health containment efforts. Officials are urging residents to check immunization status as the case count keeps climbing.
- 5Pennsylvania measles outbreak tops 900 cases▼Pennsylvania tops 900 measles cases, as its largest outbreak in 30 years spreads
Pennsylvania has recorded more than 900 measles cases in what is now the state's largest outbreak in 30 years, and officials say the virus continues to spread. Health authorities are urging vaccination and monitoring for further infections as the outbreak grows beyond initial clusters.
- 6Pennsylvania measles outbreak tops 900 cases with 13 new infections●Pennsylvania surpasses 900 measles cases, with 13 new confirmed infections, as outbreak continues to spread: Officials
Health officials in Pennsylvania have confirmed 13 new measles infections, pushing the state's outbreak total past 900 cases. Authorities say the highly contagious virus continues to spread, and coverage across multiple US news outlets is tracking the growing case count as the outbreak shows no signs of slowing.
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The National Federation of Independent Business has endorsed 86 candidates running for the Pennsylvania General Assembly, citing their support for small business priorities. The endorsements highlight issues such as taxes, regulation and the business climate heading into the state legislative elections, and give the candidates a business-focused credential to tout on the campaign trail.
- 8Pennsylvania measles outbreak hits 890 cases, four deaths▼Pennsylvania measles outbreak reaches 890 cases with four deaths
A measles outbreak in Pennsylvania has grown to 890 confirmed cases and has now caused four deaths. Health officials are urging vaccination as the outbreak continues to spread, and the rising case count and fatalities are drawing concern about gaps in immunisation coverage and the response to contain transmission.
- 9Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Draws Defiance and Vaccination Surge▼Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Met With Defiance and a Rush to Vaccinate
A measles outbreak in Pennsylvania is prompting sharply divided responses: some residents are rushing to get vaccinated, while others remain defiant about immunization. The outbreak has renewed public debate over vaccine hesitancy and public health measures, with officials urging people to check their immunization status as cases continue to draw local and national attention.
- 10Central Pennsylvania Food Bank receives boost in hunger fight▼Central Pennsylvania Food Bank gets boost in fight against hunger
The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank has received a boost in its fight against hunger, according to regional reporting. The news highlights growing concern about food insecurity in central Pennsylvania and support for the organization's efforts to feed struggling families.
- 11Pennsylvania Theatre of Performing Arts Stages "The Great Detectives"▼Pennsylvania Theatre of Performing Arts presents “The Great Detectives”
The Pennsylvania Theatre of Performing Arts is presenting "The Great Detectives," a theatrical production announced by the Standard-Speaker. The show appears to celebrate famous fictional detectives on stage, continuing the Hazleton-area theatre's slate of community productions. Further details on dates, cast, and ticketing were not provided, but local audiences are being alerted to the new performance.
- 12CDC reports second US measles death amid Pennsylvania dispute●CDC reports second measles death in US while excluding Pennsylvania deaths https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed a second measles death in the United States, according to a Guardian report. The agency is simultaneously excluding deaths reported in Pennsylvania from its official measles count, a decision drawing scrutiny from public health observers who question how fatality figures are being tallied during the outbreak.
- 13CDC confirms second US measles death, Pennsylvania cases excluded●CDC reports second measles death in US while excluding Pennsylvania deaths
The CDC has reported a second measles death in the United States, while excluding deaths recorded in Pennsylvania from its official measles count. The discrepancy has raised questions about how the agency tallies fatalities during the ongoing outbreak. Health officials and commentators are debating the accuracy and transparency of national measles surveillance as cases continue to spread.
- 14Renewable Properties buys 71.8 MW Pennsylvania solar portfolio▼Renewable Properties acquires 71.8 MW Pennsylvania solar portfolio from Prospect14
Renewable Properties has acquired a 71.8 MW solar portfolio in Pennsylvania from developer Prospect14. The deal adds utility-scale renewable capacity in a state where solar development is accelerating. Details on project locations, timelines and offtake arrangements have not been disclosed, but the transaction signals continued investor appetite for distributed solar assets across the northeastern United States.
- 158,000 Pennsylvania immigrants set to lose Medicaid coverage▼About 8,000 lawfully present Pennsylvania immigrants face Medicaid health insurance terminations on Oct. 1
About 8,000 lawfully present immigrants in Pennsylvania are scheduled to lose their Medicaid health insurance on October 1. The terminations will affect people who are in the United States legally but are set to become ineligible for the program under policy changes. Advocates and affected families are sounding the alarm about the loss of health coverage and what it means for access to care.
- 16Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Names Citywide Gardening Challenge Winners▼Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) Announces Winners of PHS Citywide Gardening Challenge
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society has announced the winners of its Citywide Gardening Challenge, a program recognizing gardeners across Philadelphia for their horticultural efforts. The announcement honors participants whose gardens stood out in the citywide competition. Further details about the individual winners and their gardens have not yet been widely reported.
- 17Five species could join Pennsylvania's endangered and threatened lists●These 5 species could join Pennsylvania's endangered/threatened lists
Five species in Pennsylvania may soon be added to the state's endangered and threatened species lists. The proposal highlights growing concern about wildlife declines in the region. People are paying attention to which animals could receive new protections and what the changes would mean for habitats and land use across the state.