There are now three confirmed cases of measles in Colorado. All investigations are ongoing and are typically handled at the county level with support from the state.

A Pueblo resident was exposed to a measles outbreak in Mexico during travel and tested positive for the disease. Here's everything you need to know.

There are now two cases of measles in Colorado this year. The second case is a 1-year-old in Denver who recently traveled. Health officials said Monday they confirmed the case in an unvaccinated Denver County infant resident. They recently traveled with family to an area of Chihuahua, Mexico, which is experiencing a measles outbreak.

Three cases of measles have now been confirmed in Colorado, and health leaders are encouraging vaccination as one of the best preventative methods to avoid becoming infected with this highly contagious disease.

The Denver patient, an infant under 1 year old, contracted measles during a recent visit to an area of Chihuahua, Mexico, that is currently experiencing an outbreak, according to city and state public health officials.