New measles cases announced in Wisconsin on Tuesday

WISCONSIN (KCRG) - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported Tuesday that the state has recorded 551 confirmed measles cases, nine hospitalizations and one death so far in 2026.

Grant County has the most confirmed cases, with 153, according to the department.

Common measles symptoms include a runny nose, high fever, tiredness, cough and red, watery eyes.

Wisconsin DHS recommends that anyone experiencing those symptoms stay home and call their doctor to avoid exposing others to the virus.

Updated case numbers are available on the Department of Health Services website.