The measles case marks North Carolina's first since 2018.
Minnesota reported 10 more measles cases in an outbreak mainly centered in unvaccinated children in the Twin Cities.
Officials urge vaccination ahead of the start of school and 2 large gatherings in the Twin Cities in the first half of September.
As Georgia reports its fifth case of the year, an outbreak in Oregon has grown to 30 cases.
All included studies also reported a very low attack rate (0% to 6.25%).
The European region has so far reported 19 imported Oropouche virus infections, and the virus has recently been linked to severe fetal outcomes.
All measles cases occurred in unvaccinated children.
Overall measles vaccine uptake increased, reaching 86% and 71% for first and second doses by 2019, but dropped in 37 countries and likely dropped in 22.
The avian flu in an elephant seal from Antarctica signals further expansion of the virus in the region's vulnerable wildlife.
States continue to report sporadic cases, as the national total rises to 167, according to the CDC's latest update.
