Texas schools are seeing more kids without a measles vaccine or proof of exemption.

It led to an outbreak in West Texas earlier this year. The state reported more than 700 cases, where at least two kids died. The outbreak ended in August.

Channel 5 News dug into vaccination rates in the Rio Grande Valley and how school districts are complying.

Mid-Valley Pediatric Allergy Clinic pediatrician Dr. Umesh Pathak has been practicing medicine in Weslaco for more than 20 years.

The health expert has seen first hand the dangers of patients not being vaccinated against measles. The disease can cause things like encephalitis, among other symptoms.

"You have a rash, which will be very obviously, like behind here, and there are sports in the mouth and there will be associated with high fevers," P

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