TWIN FALLS, Idaho — A new case of measles has been reported in North Idaho , months after an international traveler with the disease visited the Magic Valley. The highly contagious disease, which was declared eliminated in the early 2000s, is raising concerns as students head back to school.

"Vaccinations are the most safe and effective way to keep children healthy and out of the doctor's office," said Amber Veenstra, a nurse with the South Central Public Health District .

HEAR how immunization requirements may have changed: Measles returns to Idaho: Health officials respond as school year begins

Veenstra enjoys her role educating families about immunizations.

"I love the education part of it, the science-based knowledge that you give people and families about immunizations,"

See Full Page