Measles cases surging as spring break approaches
The U.S. is facing a significant measles resurgence in early 2026, with over 1,100 confirmed cases across 28 states. Public health officials are issuing urgent warnings ahead of Spring Break, as high travel volume and declining vaccination rates create a "perfect storm" for further outbreaks. A second case was recently confirmed in Georgia, prompting the Department of Public Health to monitor potential exposures in the Savannah area. Experts at HealthBeat are warning families to verify their vaccination status before the upcoming spring break travel season.
Top Videos
Measles cases surging as spring break approaches
Atlanta student reports Uber driver for explicit audio
Family remembers 29-year-old killed waiting for Uber
Teen killed during 404 Day celebration laid to rest
Pop-up vet clinic brings low-cost care to Sweet Auburn district
MARTA launches new Rapid A-Line
President Trump signs psychedelic executive order
Celebration of life for teen killed at 404 Day festival
Debunking gut health myths for IBS Awareness Month
MARTA unveils 'NextGen' bus system; Colin Gray sentencing
Atlanta child hunger rates rising
4 Georgia troopers fired for suing drivers after pursuits
Atlanta delivery driver shot while shielding woman
Atlanta temperatures hit summer highs in April
Atlanta Watershed employee files major lawsuit
Wrongful death suit filed in Magic City shooting
Charges filed in deadly DeKalb police chase
Hogansville man accused of sexually assaulting children
Magic City shooting victim's family files lawsuit
Bystander killed in DeKalb police chase identified
Hogansville man arrested for raping 2 children
Federal arrest warrant served in DeKalb
Rising fuel costs complicate Spirit Airlines' bankruptcy
Emory offers class on impact of FIFA World Cup
'Pray for ATL' artist unveils new Little 5 Points statue
