Pennsylvania is in the midst of a expanding measles outbreak, with recent reporting placing confirmed cases at nearly 600 statewide (Yahoo).
Among the new infections are two cases identified in Franklin County, part of the broader surge affecting communities across the state (cedarnews.net).
Separate coverage has raised questions about whether two Pennsylvanians recently reported to have died were killed by measles; that question remains the subject of reporting and commentary (thefp.com). An opinion piece in another outlet framed recent measles deaths as reflecting shortcomings in public health leadership (koreatimes.co.kr).
The situation represents a notable public-health development for Pennsylvania as the outbreak continues to be covered by statewide media and monitored by health authorities.