Health officials are now warning that the United States could face a similar situation as the disease spreads across North America amid declining vaccination rates.

Measles outbreaks are raising new concerns in schools across the United States as the CDC reports the highest annual number of cases in more than three decades.

The second measles case previously reported in Ingham County was actually due to a recent vaccination, not a contagious infection, health officials announced Wednesday.

Measles has been confirmed in another one-year-old child in Ingham County.

Health officials reported that Montcalm County is experiencing a measles outbreak, with three related cases confirmed.

Measles continues to spread in Michigan and across the U.S., prompting questions about the disease and how to prevent it.

Michigan’s fourth measles case of 2025 has been confirmed in a Montcalm County resident, health officials announced.

An adult in Wayne County has tested positive for measles after traveling internationally.

A child in Macomb County has tested positive for measles.

The Washtenaw County Health Department is reporting a new case of measles, it is the fourth case in the state of Michigan.

Michigan health officials are monitoring three measles cases across Southeast Michigan.

A University of Michigan doctor stressed the importance of vaccinations and the dangers of measles.

The Washtenaw County Health Department is reporting Michigan’s third case of measles this year.

Health officials are reporting Michigan’s second case of measles since the 2019 outbreak.

Michigan reported its first case of measles since the 2019 outbreak. Here is a breakdown of what you should know about the virus.

An Oakland County child traveling internationally became ill with the virus.

The case was identified in an Oakland County child who had recently traveled internationally.

DETROIT Public health officials worry future outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases could emerge in Michigan as vaccination rates have dramatically fallen during the coronavirus pandemic. Vaccination rates for children 18 and younger fell by more than 20%, according to a study published by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Dr. David Obudzinski, a Beaumont pediatrician, said parents began canceling appointments in March, when stay-at-home orders were issued. Measles, for examples, usually include mild symptoms, but those symptoms can be deadly in babies who cannot be immunized until they're a year old, according to health officials. We need to be sure that everybody gets caught up on their immunizations that they may have fallen behind on so that we can assure that everybody is protected from vaccine-preventable diseases, Swanson said.