A new Kansas law is making it so that health departments across the state can no longer prohibit public gatherings in the event of an infectious disease outbreak.

Health experts fear the virus will take hold in other U.S. communities with low vaccination rates and that the spread could ...

The child, who is not a Missouri resident, was visiting Taney County in the southwest part of the state and was diagnosed ...

The Clarion Inn in Garden City confirmed on Friday that one of its employees tested positive for measles. The hotel said the ...

The new cases brings the total in the Kansas outbreak to 37. Finney, Ford, Grant, Gray and Morton counties have fewer than ...

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported five more cases of measles in the past week from the outbreak in ...

There were nine active cases in Vanderburgh County as of Thursday, fewer than five of which involve children, according to ...