Health officials are confirming a new case of measles in Richland County linked to a growing outbreak across southwestern Wisconsin.
Contact tracers are working to identify anyone who may have been exposed, as cases continue to pop up across multiple counties.
Public health agencies in Jackson County also reported two additional travel-related cases earlier this week.
Officials warn the virus is highly contagious and airborne, lingering in rooms long after an infected person leaves.
Residents are urged to monitor for fever and rash.
