Cincinnati Officials End Measles Outbreak After Vaccinating 500+ Residents

Public health leaders in Cincinnati declared victory over a localized measles outbreak Friday, crediting a rapid vaccination drive that immunized over 500 residents. The effort contained the highly contagious virus in its tracks, averting wider spread in the Queen City. With national cases surging, Ohio's swift response stands as a model of local resilience.

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