Active Ebola virus disease reports are currently limited to the United States, with affected states including Indiana, Florida, Alabama, Virginia, Utah, New Jersey, Washington, and reports without quantified burden in Maryland and California. Where counts are provided, all reporting states indicate increasing trends, with approximately 5,000–5,021 cases and 2,300–2,500 deaths per state (e.g., Indiana 5,000 cases/2,500 deaths; Florida 5,021/2,378; Alabama 5,000/2,300; Virginia 5,000/2,300; Utah 5,021/2,378; New Jersey 5,000/2,300; Washington 5,000/2,325). Public health impact severity is heterogeneous, rated high in Indiana and Alabama and low in Florida, Virginia, Utah, New Jersey, Washington, Maryland, and California, but the consistently high death counts alongside rising case totals indicate substantial clinical severity across locations with available data. No additional outbreak characteristics or transmission details are provided in the verified reports beyond the increasing case and death trends.