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Wisconsin Department of Health Services

OUR VISION Everyone living their best life OUR MISSION To protect and promote the health and safety of the people of Wisconsin OUR VALUES Focus on the needs of the people we serve. Foster independence. Address health disparities. Value our colleagues and recognize excellence. Encourage innovation and critical thinking. Collaborate with our partners. Manage public resources responsibly.www.wisconsin.gov

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Oct 14, 2026

Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
3:48
One more county is showing probable cases of measles in Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
3:51
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says they're now investigating five probable cases of measles in Rock County.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
3:58
Health workers say these cases are linked to each other but are not connected to the ongoing outbreak in southwest Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
4:05
This is the seventh county in the state to report measles cases since August.
Connie FellmanHOST
3:42
One more county is showing probable cases of measles in Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanHOST
3:46
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says they're now investigating five probable cases of measles in Rock County.
Connie FellmanHOST
3:53
Health workers say these cases are linked to each other but are not connected to the ongoing outbreak in southwest Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanHOST
4:00
This is the seventh county in the state to report measles cases since August.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
1:41
One more county is showing probable cases of measles in Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
1:45
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says they're now investigating five probable cases of measles in Rock County.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
1:51
Health workers say these cases are linked to each other, but are not connected to the ongoing outbreak in southwest Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
1:58
This is the seventh county in the state to report measles cases since August.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
3:18
One more county is showing probable cases of measles in Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
3:22
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says they're now investigating five probable cases of measles in Rock County.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
3:28
Health workers say these cases are linked to each other but are not connected to the ongoing outbreak in southwest Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanCORRESPONDENT
3:35
This is the seventh county in the state to report measles cases since August.
Connie FellmanHOST
1:37
One more county is showing probable cases of measles in Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanHOST
1:41
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says they're now investigating five probable cases of measles in Rock County.
Connie FellmanHOST
1:48
Health workers say these cases are linked to each other but are not connected to the ongoing outbreak in southwest Wisconsin.
Connie FellmanHOST
1:54
This is the seventh county in the state to report measles cases since August.
Jessica TigheHOST
24:08
It's from the principal.
Jessica TigheHOST
24:09
So Greg, imagine getting a letter, your girl's coming home with a letter, and it's like, "For more information on bedbugs, you can go to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services."
Greg MatzekHOST
24:16
[laughs] I'm good.
Jessica TigheHOST
24:17
"You can go get more bedbug information from the US Environmental Protection Agency or contact Waukesha County Health Department." Oh, that's just cringe-worthy, right?
James KellyHOST
0:17
The Chippewa County Department of Public Health has now confirmed 11 cases of measles in the area.
James KellyHOST
0:22
According to a press release on Thursday, the cases were confirmed in partnership with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, and officials continue to work to identify individuals who may have come into contact with the highly contagious virus.
James KellyHOST
0:34
They're also encouraging residents to check on their measles vaccination status and to be on the lookout for flu-like symptoms with a high fever and a red rash that begins at the hairline before spreading.
James KellyHOST
0:44
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers visited the Chippewa Valley this week to highlight the importance of agritourism in the region.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
27:00
Health officials are reporting additional cases of measles in southwest Wisconsin.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
27:06
As of Tuesday, 234 confirmed and six probable cases of measles had been reported in Grant, Iowa, Lafayette, and Vernon counties, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
27:22
A total of 74 confirmed or probable cases have been reported in Iowa County, 100 in Lafayette County, and 56 in Grant County, with 10 cases in Vernon County.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
27:35
The state also is reporting 5 cases in Marathon County and 11 cases in Chippewa County in northern Wisconsin.
Rob ThomasPANELIST
28:26
Another local official, or former local official, Sayed Abbas, former City Council president, announced his candidacy in late August.
Rob ThomasPANELIST
28:34
Abbas works as the deputy legislative director for the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, and his platform prioritizes housing, fiscal responsibility, social and environmental justice, and transportation.
Rob ThomasPANELIST
28:48
And then the fourth one is someone we don't know too much about, Larry Williams, a food service and hospitality director.
Rob ThomasPANELIST
28:55
And then just in the last week, we've had three more candidates jump in the ring.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
2:28
A judge, who we can now report was endorsed by Milwaukee County Judge David Crowley in the strongest of terms when she first ran for the position, unopposed, I might add, in 2022, ordered a man who shot up Milwaukee Police District 5's station back in '22, released just four years, not even four years, into a 30-year commitment at a mental health facility.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
2:59
That judge, Nida Kashyap, ruled yesterday that Darian Parker Bell, who's now 28 years old, is a candidate for conditional release and has ordered the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Wisconsin Community Services to prepare a plan for treatment and services he will receive in the community when he is let out of his mental health treatment facility, potentially as soon as the next hearing in this case, December 7th.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
3:36
Nida Kashyap got this endorsement from Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley back in 2022 when she announced her run.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
3:48
It was posted on her campaign's website.

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