Local Measles Question

Is There a Measles Outbreak Near Me?

Search your state or city first. Nationally, measles is an active outbreak story, but the useful answer for “near me” starts with the local page.

15-second answer

  • Nationally, measles remains an active outbreak story with 653 confirmed cases across 32 states in 2026.
  • The strongest current outbreak states are Texas (152), South Carolina (124), Utah (113), Florida (62), Arizona (27).
  • If you know the city, open the city measles answer first. If you only know the state or care about statewide outbreak context, open the state measles page first.
  • This is a “near me” routing question, not just a national yes-or-no question.

Do It Now

Search your local measles answer

Jump straight into the city or state measles page that matters for your area.

Why this matters 1

Parents, schools, and travelers usually need the state or city answer next, not another national paragraph. This page is strongest when it gets them there immediately.

Why this matters 2

A lot of outbreak fear comes from not knowing which local page to open. This page reduces that friction and keeps the routing honest.

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Source and context

How this answer is built

Updated

Updated Apr 10

Coverage

National measles tracking + state and city measles pages

Best For

Local outbreak concern and exposure-focused routing

This page is only useful if it keeps the outbreak framing honest and moves the user into the right city, state, or travel page quickly.

Methods → Data sources → Refresh cadence: Weekly

This week

The sendable weekly version

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Weekly Roundup

What's Going Around Right Now? Early April 2026 Weekly Update

If you want the broad current snapshot first and then the best local or topic click, the weekly roundup is still the strongest sendable page on the site.

Flu

2.6% and decreasing

RSV

2.0 per 100K and stable

COVID-19

1.2 per 100K and decreasing

Measles

653 cases in 32 states

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