The New Mexico Department of Health confirmed a Lea County resident who died tested positive for measles after their death.

The New Mexico Department of Health reports there are now at least 30 confirmed cases of measles in Lea County.

A deceased Lea County resident tested positive for measles, but state health officials have not determined if the highly contagious viral illness contributed to the person's death. The official cause ...

A deceased Lea County resident, who was unvaccinated, tested positive for measles, according to the New Mexico Department of ...

The New Mexico Department of Health confirms 1 death and 30 cases of the measles in Lea County since Feb. 9. According to the NMDOH Scientific Laboratory Division, the patient was an unvaccinated ...

New Mexico health officials confirmed a Lea County resident, who was unvaccinated, tested positive for measles after they ...

LEA COUNTY, New Mexico (KCBD) - The New Mexico Health Department says there are now 30 cases of measles in New Mexico. This ...

According to a news release, the official cause of death is still under investigation by the New Mexico Office of the Medical ...

Officials with the New Mexico Department of Health confirmed that a dead resident of Lea County, was unvaccinated, and tested positive for measles.

The reported death followed weeks of reported infections in several West Texas counties, spreading east in Lea County.

A deceased resident of Lea County has tested positive for measles, the New Mexico Department of Health announced Thursday. The official cause of the Lea County resident’s death is still under ...

On Thursday, the New Mexico Department of Health said a deceased man in Lea County who was unvaccinated against measles tested positive for the virus, though they said he did not seek medical care ...