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Measles exposure location found in Grand Junction
Measles exposure location found in Grand Junction

Yahoo

time03-06-2025

  • General
  • Yahoo

Measles exposure location found in Grand Junction

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KREX) — The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced one of the state's confirmed measles cases passed through Grand Junction. On Tuesday, May 27, an adult from El Paso County who tested positive for measles passed through the Love's Travel Stop and Carl's Jr at 748 22 Road. Alli Howe, chief health strategist for Mesa County Public Health, says symptoms can take up to three weeks to develop. 'The initial symptoms of measles are going to start with cough and fever. After about three to five days of active symptoms, that's when you're going to start to see some of that more visible rash that people associate with measles virus,' she says. Howe says anyone who was exposed and showing symptoms should reach out to public health at 970-254-4120. 'We would like folks who were at Love's Travel Stop and Carl's Jr on 22nd Road in Grand Junction on Tuesday, May 27, between the hours of 6 and 10 p.m. to contact our disease surveillance team. If they were there from those times and they have any of those symptoms, we'd like to hear from you because we want to make sure if you were exposed that you get the best care possible.' Howe tells WesternSlopeNow there's not a major concern about a measles outbreak in Mesa County. 'What's great about local public health is we always have these systems in place for if and when something happens with one of these highly infectious diseases… we have ongoing relationships with our school districts and our hospitals, places where there are a lot of people convening together, such as public schools, for if we do have a cluster of more cases. But to date, this potential exposure is the only one we have in Mesa County,' Howe says. Howe encourages those who are able to get the MMR vaccine if they haven't already. You can do so at the Mesa County Public Health Clinic as well as many primary care facilities and pharmacies. 'I think we're safe as long as we keep doing what we're really good at in Mesa County, taking care of each other and doing that preventative work,' Howe said. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

One of Monday's Florida Lottery jackpot-winning tickets was sold in Kendall
One of Monday's Florida Lottery jackpot-winning tickets was sold in Kendall

Miami Herald

time18-03-2025

  • Business
  • Miami Herald

One of Monday's Florida Lottery jackpot-winning tickets was sold in Kendall

Monday's big money Florida Lottery draw games produced four winners, one in Kendall, on two jackpots. Nobody won either Cash4Life game. Wednesday's Powerball drawing will have a $416 million after no one hit the main jackpot or the second tier $1 million prize. Monday afternoon's Fantasy 5 midday draw of 3, 6, 9, 11 and 21 was on a ticket bought in a Port Charlotte's R&L Market and a ticket from a West Kendall Marathon at 11698 SW 152nd St. Each ticket is worth $26,584. The Fantasy 5 evening draw jackpot was split between an Ormond Beach truck stop Love's Travel Stop and a Davenport RaceTrac gas station. None of the winners were Quick Pick tickets. These tickets need to be cashed at the Tallahassee main Florida Lottery office or one of the district offices, which are open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Miami district office is in Miami Lakes at 14621 Oak Ln. and reachable via email (MIARC@ or phone (305-364-3080). Appointments can be made, but aren't required.

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