Measles Exposure Alerts: NCDHHS added a new possible measles exposure in Hendersonville, tied to an out-of-state traveler who was contagious while moving through western NC; people at an Exxon (Aug. 25, 9:30–11:45 a.m.) and the Holiday Inn Express in Asheville (Aug. 26, 1 a.m.–10:30 a.m.) are urged to watch for symptoms through mid-September. Rabies Risk at Petting Zoo: Health officials confirmed rabies in baby goats from a mobile petting zoo that visited multiple NC counties; anyone with contact during July 28–Aug. 27 is told to contact their local health department about possible medication. Rare Brain Infection: A North Carolina teen is critically ill after contracting a brain-eating amoeba (Naegleria fowleri), following a recent death in Louisiana; officials say the source is under investigation and note the infection happens when warm freshwater enters the nose. Menopause Care Gap: A lawsuit challenges NC rules requiring doctor oversight for nurse practitioners running a menopause/perimenopause clinic, arguing the supervision contract is costly and not clinically necessary. Sports Safety: A 13-year-old died of sudden cardiac arrest during middle school football practice, prompting renewed attention to screening and emergency response. Health Access & Workforce: Room at the Inn in the Triad is expanding scholarships for CNA, phlebotomy, and medical aide training for homeless pregnant mothers. Air Quality & Health: NC AG Raoul joined a multistate push against EPA plans to weaken NOx pollution rules for heavy-duty trucks, citing asthma and harm to environmental justice communities.