Timberline High School sent a notice to parents on Friday morning informing them that “a couple” cases of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, were diagnosed in students this week. The Idaho Statesman has reached out to Boise School District for an exact number of reported cases.

On Friday parents at one Caddo Parish school received a phone call stating a student had been diagnosed with whooping cough.

Health professionals say they're seeing an increase in whooping cough cases across the country, including Alabama.

In today's health headlines, the Centers for Disease Control reports that whooping cough and walking pneumonia are on the rise.

The Central Michigan Health department recently released a letter in regards to Pertussis–more commonly known as whooping cough.

Illness in kids can be complicated, especially since they tend to struggle with the concept of resting and staying still until they feel better. Now, there’s a surge of walking pneumonia, a form of lung infection that has milder symptoms and may leave patients feeling less bedbound but can still be very serious.

Bothell High School administration confirms Friday there are identified cases of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, at the school.