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Crime & Justice Sep 4, 2026Ohio Cyclospora Cases Surge 47% After Four-Week Decline
Ohio’s new cyclospora cases jumped 47% on Sept. 3, snapping a four-week decline and reopening questions about the 2026 outbreak.
Crime & Justice Sep 3, 2026Strange Fruit — September 03, 2026 Case Update
The Greenville Police Department publicly released the identity of Robert Elliott, a Mississippi man found deceased in July [1]. Local authorities said the…
Crime & Justice Sep 2, 2026Recalled Lettuce Is Gone, so Why Are Cyclospora Cases Still Climbing?
Lettuce is recalled, yet cyclospora cases are climbing. An infectious-disease expert explains the incubation delay behind a post-recall surge.
Crime & Justice Sep 1, 2026USDA Cyclospora Research Shuttered as Trump Admin Cuts Funds
Newsweek reports the Trump administration is shuttering USDA-supported cyclospora research projects due to lost federal funding, even as the parasite spreads…
Crime & Justice Aug 31, 2026Taylor Farms Iceberg Lettuce Recall: Cyclospora in 20 States
CDC adds Georgia, Tennessee, Texas to cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled Taylor Farms de Mexico iceberg lettuce — now 20 states.
Crime & Justice Aug 30, 2026CDC Adds 528 Cyclospora Cases as Lettuce Outbreak Hits 20 States
CDC adds 528 cyclospora cases as the lettuce-borne outbreak reaches 20 states, adding Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas to the list.
Crime & Justice Aug 29, 202611,458 Sick in 20-State Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Tainted Lettuce
Largest U.S. Cyclospora outbreak on record: 11,458 sick, 495 hospitalized, 2 dead — traced to Taylor Farms de Mexico iceberg lettuce.