Louisville officials said Tuesday that a second case of the measles was recently diagnosed in Jefferson County.

A second case of measles has been confirmed in Louisville. Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the case on Tuesday during his ...

A second measles case has been confirmed in Jefferson County, Pediatric Infectious Diseases Specialist for Norton Children's ...

An outbreak of the highly contagious measles virus has reached 14 total cases across Kentucky, with the latest case reported in Louisville this week, according to media reports. That case makes for a ...

Mayor Craig Greenberg said the second patient was exposed to the first patient but both have been quarantining "for a significant period of time." ...

A case of measles has been confirmed in Louisville. Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the case on Tuesday. Watch Mayor Greenberg's full announcement on the measles below. He said there's just one case ...

The CDC warns measles is highly contagious and continues to spread nationwide, with more than 1,200 cases reported in the U.S ...

The department is now working to identify anyone who may have been exposed to the child while they were contagious.

Mayor Craig Greenberg's office said the health department learned the child infected with measles visited the Little Clinic inside the Kroger at 4915 Dixie Highway.

Louisville officials say a child with measles visited the Little Clinic inside Kroger on Dixie Highway on July 9 and may have exposed others. People who went to the Little Clinic and/or Kroger at 4915 ...

Louisville health officials are conducting contact tracing after a child with measles visited a Kroger on Dixie Highway.

The infected child visited the Kroger in Pleasure Ridge Park between 9:15 a.m. and noon July 9, health officials said. Here's what to know.