Kentucky has recorded 105 measles cases so far in 2026, with unvaccinated people accounting for 103 of them, according to figures highlighted by state health officials Tuesday. Officials are pushing for more vaccinations as the outbreak grows. The figures underscore how measles can spread among people without vaccine protection, though the available statewide count does not specify where the cases occurred or how many people were hospitalized. Measles is a highly contagious disease, and vaccination is a key tool for limiting its spread. Residents seeking guidance on their vaccination status can contact a health care provider or local health department.