Houston extreme heat (Summer 2026): cooling centers, 3-1-1 help & steps
CFTH’s July 9, 2026 extreme-heat hub for Houston/Harris County shows where cooling centers are, heat-stroke signs, and 3-1-1 ride rules.
Public health
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FDA warns about “Xian Ling” pain product after hidden tapentadol and meloxicam
FDA says lab testing found the “Xian Ling” pain product contains undeclared tapentadol (opioid) and meloxicam (NSAID)—not on the label.
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Olney’s boil-water notice has been lifted—what residents should do next
The City of Olney says its June 17 boil-water notice for PWS TX2520003 was rescinded June 18—here’s what residents should do if you’re served.
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Federal judge orders immediate health-and-safety changes at ICE’s Adelanto
A July 16, 2026 federal preliminary injunction orders ICE at Adelanto to provide clean 24-hour water, sanitary meals, and a 14-day medical/disability plan.
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Measles alert for travelers: possible exposure at PHL terminals A–C
Philadelphia PA – Philadelphia’s health department warns some travelers at PHL terminals A, B and C on July 4 (7:30–11:15 a.m.) may have been exposed.
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Philadelphia Code Purple alert (trash & recycling canceled) — July 17
Code Purple Friday July 17 made air very unhealthy and led to trash & recycling collections canceled and pools/spraygrounds closed—what to do.
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FDA Proposes Hub-and-Spoke Drug Registration Change; Comments Due Sept. 11
FDA proposes rule to let hub-and-spoke drug networks register as one and clarifies some foreign import listing; comments due Sept. 11, 2026.
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Plantation warns residents about filtration sales pitches over tap water
Plantation FL – City says some home filtration companies are contacting residents with tap-water claims. Rely on the city’s testing and annual report.
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Groups Sue FDA Over Enforcement Policy for Unauthorized Vapes and Pouches
Pediatricians and public health groups sued FDA on July 14, 2026 over May 8 guidance they say leaves some unauthorized ENDS and nicotine pouches on shelves.
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Cholera update #38: WHO reports rising cases and deaths—what to watch next
WHO’s cholera update #38 reports a month-over-month rise in cases and cholera deaths, and warns risk is climbing where conflict and climate hazards disrupt WASH.
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Ebola in eastern Congo: deaths pass 700 as WHO cites tracking strain
As of 11 July 2026, WHO-linked totals put eastern DRC Ebola at 1,926 confirmed cases and 702 deaths—while WHO and ECDC warn surveillance and referrals are lagging.
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FDA letter urges tighter infant formula supplier oversight after July 13
United States Food Drug and Consumer Safety – On July 13, FDA asked infant formula makers to tighten supplier oversight and move faster when safety signals appear.
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NWS Anchorage Heat Advisories start on or about June 9, 2026: 75°F trigger and 2-day rule
Anchorage residents will see NWS “Heat Advisory” alerts starting on or about June 9, 2026—75°F for two days, zone thresholds, and key warnings.
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Yonkers Hudson River advisory: DOH/DEC warn against full-body immersion
Yonkers-area officials issued a Hudson River health warning after a July 3 power failure. Avoid full-body immersion at closed beaches; follow local closure updates.
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Oklahoma City heat advisory and cooling help: cooling centers + LIHEAP
NWS heat advisory (heat index up to 105–110) runs until 8 PM July 9. For OKC, cooling centers and LIHEAP Summer Cooling open enrollment began July 14.
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Milwaukee heat advisory July 14–15: cooling sites and warning signs
Milwaukee’s Heat Advisory runs July 14 (11 p.m.) to July 15 (8 p.m.). Cooling sites, heat illness signs, and baby water safety tips from the City.
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Randolph residents: Heat Advisory runs Wednesday, July 15—where to cool off
A Heat Advisory runs 10 AM–8 PM Wednesday, July 15 in Morris County. Start with Randolph’s library and Town Hall lobby—then use county cooling centers.
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St. Johnsbury heat warnings: Town risk days and NWS advisory through 8 p.m.
St. Johnsbury VT – The NWS Heat Advisory runs 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, July 14. The Town posted elevated/significant risk alerts July 1–2.
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UN warns Sudan aid funding dangerously low as cholera spreads—what changed
On July 10 in Geneva, UN and WHO said Sudan’s 2026 humanitarian plan is under one-third funded as cholera was declared June 27—raising access risks.
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Goodyear’s 2025 Water Quality Report: what to scan first & lead context
Goodyear’s 2025 Water Quality Report is published for calendar-year results. Here’s where to find it, what to scan, and how lead info fits.
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First Circuit upholds CDC six-month age rule for imported dogs
First Circuit affirmed CDC foreign-quarantine rules requiring imported dogs be at least six months old, rejecting a challenge by Caribbean rescue groups.
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FDA’s proposed “hub-and-spoke” drug registration rule: what it could change
FDA proposes “hub-and-spoke” networks register as one and clarifies foreign reporting; expedited updates include 5/30/120-day timelines. Comments due Sept. 11, 2026.