Knox County health officials confirmed a laboratory‑verified case of measles on Aug. 3, and are urging residents to stay vigilant, seek vaccination, and follow guidance to prevent further spread. The Ohio Department of Health and Knox Public Health are working together to trace potential exposures, notify contacts, and promote vaccination opportunities. Common measles symptoms include a high fever that can spike between 103° and 105° F, cough, runny nose, watery eyes, and a blotchy rash that begins on the face before spreading to the trunk and limbs. Residents are encouraged to contact their healthcare provider or the Knox County Community Health Center at 740‑399‑8008 to schedule vaccination or ask questions. More information is available at Knox Public Health’s website and the CDC’s measles resource page.