**Outbreak Alert!** First Measles Case in W.Va. since 2009 Sparks Concern – Find Out Which Counties Are at Risk
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – The state of West Virginia has confirmed its first case of measles in over a decade, marking a concerning development in public health. The West Virginia Department of Health made the announcement, raising alarm about the dangerous and highly contagious nature of the disease. The individual infected with measles was identified as someone who was under-vaccinated and had recently traveled internationally, highlighting the importance of immunization in preventing such outbreaks. Following the …