Texas health officials reported 663 measles cases in the state on Tuesday, accounting for the majority of cases across the U.S., which reached nearly 900 as of Friday, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Texas health officials reported 17 new measles cases on Tuesday, bringing the total confirmed cases since late January to 663. The state’s public health department estimates that fewer than 10 of the confirmed cases — about 1% — are “actively infectious.

The number of cases reported in Texas' historic measles outbreak has risen to 663 cases in 26 counties, as of April 29. Of those, 87 patients have been hospitalized, and two school-aged children have died since the outbreak began in January.