Austin Public Health officials are encouraging Travis County residents to get up to date on their measles vaccinations after ...

Wastewater is collected from sewage treatment plans. When it is sent off to be tested, Austin Public Health officials can identify diseases. During the first week of July, wastewater surveillance was ...

Health officials are reminding people to get vaccinated after detecting measles in Austin's wastewater. Dr. Pradeep Kumar from Austin Gastroenterology has the details.

Austin Public Health said in a Tuesday press release that it detected "traces of measles" in Travis County's wastewater.

In the meantime, Austin reported its first case of measles, an infant who had traveled out of the country and was quarantined, on Feb. 28. A second case in May, also from travel, but in an adult ...

Austin Public Health has found measles in Austin's waste water. The finding happened over the Fourth of July weekend and it is unclear what if any impact the flood waters during that time had on the ...

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News / Jul 21, 2025 / 07:01 PM CDT Austin Public Health said in a Tuesday press release that it detected "traces of measles" in Travis County's wastewater.