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SW Wisconsin measles cases increase again

Nov 11, 2026 | 4:18 PM

Health officials are reporting additional cases of measles in southwest Wisconsin. As of Tuesday, 402 confirmed or probable cases of measles had been reported in connection with the ongoing outbreak in southwest Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reports a total of 97 confirmed or probable cases have been reported in Iowa County, 122 in Lafayette County and 153 in Grant County, with 14 cases in Vernon County and one case in Richland County. Additionally, new cases have been announced in two other counties in connection with the southwest Wisconsin outbreak: 5 cases in Rock County and 10 cases in Sauk County.