Wisconsin health officials are confirming 22 new measles cases, pushing the state’s total to 214 for the year.
The Department of Health Services reports the vast majority of infections remain concentrated in southwestern Wisconsin, with Lafayette, Iowa, and Grant counties seeing the highest case counts.
Four additional cases reported in northern Wisconsin stem from out-of-state travel and are not tied to the main regional outbreak.
Public health agencies continue to monitor the spread and will publish updated figures every Tuesday and Friday.
