Measles

The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) has declared an end to a measles outbreak in West Texas that has sickened more than 760 people since late January.

Texas health officials on Tuesday said the county at the center of the state's measles outbreak is no longer classified as an outbreak county.

The Texas Department of State Health Services says three new measles cases have been detected in the last week in connection to an outbreak in West Texas.

Only two Texas counties remain designated as "outbreak counties" by DSHS.

Texas health officials are reporting six new cases of measles Tuesday tied to an outbreak in West Texas.

According to Dallas County health officials, a woman in her mid-20s who was fully vaccinated contracted the highly contagious disease and interacted with the public while contagious at least twice.

Only four counties remain as designated "outbreak counties."

Texas health officials are reporting no new measles cases for the first time since the outbreak started in January.

There have been 33 cases reported in the state that are not connected to the West Texas outbreak.

Texas health officials are reporting nine new cases of measles tied to an outbreak in West Texas.

Collin County officials are alerting the public to a new case of measles that may have exposed several public venues in McKinney.

There are nine new cases reported in the state since Friday that are not connected to the West Texas outbreak.

Texas health officials are reporting six new cases of measles tied to an outbreak in West Texas.

The state reported four newly identified cases since the previous update on Friday.

Since late January, 718 measles cases connected to an outbreak in West Texas have been confirmed by state health officials.

State health officials on Tuesday said the number of measles cases in the state linked to a West Texas outbreak has grown to 717 since January.

Two children have died, and 92 people have been hospitalized with measles since the start of the outbreak in late January, according to Texas health officials.

Measles outbreaks have hit 11 U.S. states, with cases now exceeding 900. Here’s what we know.