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Measles Exposure in McDonough County
By Rich Egger and Emily Boyer
...The McDonough County Health Department is seeking people who were in at least one of two locations last week:
The McDonough District Hospital emergency room and waiting area on Sunday, February 16, between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm.
Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant on Tuesday, February 18, between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm
Anyone who was in either one of the locations during those times should contact the health department if they have not already been in touch...
Second case of measles confirmed in McDonough County
by KHQA Newsdesk
Posted: 2 hrs, 8 mins ago
Updated: 2 hrs ago
KHQA Newsdesk
MACOMB, ILL. -- A West Central Illinois health organization said Wednesday that it has confirmed a second case of measles in the Tri-States. The McDonough County Health Department received confirmation that a second case of measles was diagnosed.
The health department learned that the second individual attended the Bushnell vs. Macomb Junior High Volleyball game on February 25 in Bushnell...