Pennsylvania reports two deaths from measles, health department says

Chester County coroner reports 0 measles-associated deaths

While the state announced two people have died in Lancaster County from measles-associated injuries, no one has lost their life in Chester County since the 20th century.

Busted: Did PA Democrat Gov. Shapiro push measles hoax as political ploy?

by WorldTribune Staff / 247 Real News August 28, 2026 Pennsylvania Democrat Gov. Josh Shapiro pulled a page from his party’s Covid playbook by rushing to hold a press conference to announce two unvaccinated individuals had died of measles, said critics, including Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Shapiro on Tuesday […]

MEASLES OUTBREAK: WHAT THEY’RE NOT TELLING YOU

Two deaths in Pennsylvania are being linked to measles, declining vaccination rates, and the Trump administration. But what is the Lancaster County coroner saying? Airdate: August 28, 2026

Lancaster County Commissioner SLAMS Shapiro’s Health Dept After Bureaucrats Claim They Don’t Have to Report Deaths to Coroners After Getting Caught Pushing Fake Measles Death Narrative * The Gateway Pundit * by Jim Hᴏft

The Shapiro administration’s politically convenient measles narrative is rapidly falling apart. The post Lancaster County Commissioner SLAMS Shapiro’s Health Dept After Bureaucrats Claim They Don’t Have to Report Deaths to Coroners After Getting Caught Pushing Fake Measles Death Narrative appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Pennsylvania confirms infant among two measles-related deaths

Two Pennsylvania residents who died after contracting measles were unvaccinated, and one of them was an infant, state health officials confirmed Wednesday. The deaths are the first measles-related fatalities reported in the United States in 2026 and Pennsylvania’s first such deaths linked to the disease in more than three decades, CNN reported.

Baby among 2 unvaccinated measles deaths in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

These are the first deaths related to measles within the state in 35 years, and the first deaths reported this year in the U.S.