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Updated data and information from public health officials on confirmed measles cases in the region.
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A measles outbreak is now being reported in West Texas. All of the cases are unvaccinated and there are no confirmed exposure sites outside health care facilities in Lubbock County. Senate Bill 2, which would create a school voucher-like program for Texas, passed in the Texas Senate last week. It's mainly focused on using taxpayer dollars to help families offset the cost of private schooling and, as the Texas Newsroom's Nina Banks reports, it also factors in homeschool families.
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Yesterday, Lubbock Public Health provided an update on a confirmed measles case. Our Bishop Van Buren reports that the City of Lubbock has been recognized at the state level for its growing role in the digital media industry. On Monday, the Buddy Holly Center will be honoring “The Day the Music Died,” with free admission, tours, and activities. Over at the City of Lubbock Cemetery, Buddy Holly’s grave will be decorated with yellow roses.
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Lubbock Public Health has confirmed a school-aged child recently treated at a Lubbock healthcare facility has tested positive for measles. Our Bishop Van Buren reports on a Lubbock Monterey High School basketball player who has been recruited for the country’s most prestigious high school all-star game.