Cyclospora Crisis: Ohio health officials report a second straight week of sharp increases in cyclosporiasis, with more than 4,000 cases statewide and the highest concentration in northwest Ohio; Taylor Farms has voluntarily recalled iceberg lettuce from its Mexico facility as investigators work to pinpoint the source, and ODH urges people not to skip fresh produce—just wash thoroughly, scrub firm items, and refrigerate promptly. Food Safety Fallout: The multistate outbreak keeps widening, with federal officials reportedly expanding the scope to 15 states and surpassing 10,000 confirmed cases nationwide, after earlier reports of deaths tied to the parasite. Local Health Support: Mercy Health St. Rita’s Thrift Shop in Lima is running a customer appreciation week that funds St. Rita’s Hospital and local charities. Public Health Infrastructure: Harrison County launched a free, 24/7 safe sharps disposal drop box in Cadiz to help residents dispose of needles and syringes privately and safely. Community & Wellness Education: Ohio University Southern’s Bobcat Academy drew 55 kids for a week of hands-on learning, including nursing basics, CPR/choking response, and safety around poisons. Health-Related Workplace Risk: A Stellantis worker in Michigan died after a fall at a Mopar parts distribution center, renewing attention on on-the-job safety. Crime & Child Safety: An Ohio father accused of luring a suspected child abuser home via TikTok and shooting him faces felony charges, highlighting the risks of online contact and the need for rapid reporting.