
Colorado logs 12th measles case of 2026 as an unvaccinated traveler exposes others
A Weld County resident who is unvaccinated has been confirmed as Colorado's 12th measles case of 2026 (the 10th this month). The case involves travel to an outbreak area in another state and is not linked to the Broomfield outbreak. Two exposure sites in Loveland were identified, and officials urge vaccination within 72 hours of exposure and watching for symptoms. Colorado’s measles count for 2026 stands at 12 so far; last year saw 36 cases. Measles is highly contagious and can spread rapidly.





