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WILLIAMS COUNTY, N.D. (KMOT) - The total number of measles cases in North Dakota in 2025 increased by one on Tuesday. According to the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services’ measles dashboard, Williams County now has 18 reported cases this year, and the state total sits at 36.

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Regional drive-to travel is also gaining ground and helping fuel demand in the area. In fact, because this is a growing trend in the area, the North Dakota Department of Transportation is investing heavily in upgrading and expanding the state highway system such as the US 85 expansion project as well as the I-94 Exit 161 interchange redesign.

North Dakota reported its first measles case in more than a month as the nationwide outbreak reached new heights.

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