North Dakota Health and Human Services has confirmed an additional case of measles in the state, bringing the statewide total to 36.
The total for 2026 has now matched the total for 2025.
The new case was confirmed in Dunn County, which is the first case of measles to be confirmed there.
So far, 23 cases have been confirmed in Pembina County, six in Ransom County, three in Grand Forks County, and one each in Walsh, Williams and Traill Counties.
Of the 36 total cases, 27 of the individuals who tested positive were unvaccinated, seven were fully vaccinated, and two more had unknown vaccination status.
