In Matthew 4:24, Jesus' fame spreads widely early on — the same pattern of widespread report seen here.

In Matthew 14:1, Herod hears the fame of Jesus — the report from 9:26 reaches the ruler.

In Matthew 14:2, Herod speculates about Jesus' identity — a direct consequence of the report spreading.

In Mark 6:14, Herod hears of Jesus' fame — a synoptic parallel to Matthew 14:1, echoing 9:26.

In Mark 1:45, the healed leper spreads news widely — similar widespread report but from a different healing.

In Luke 4:37, reports about Jesus go everywhere — a similar phrase describing fame after a different miracle.

In Luke 5:15, the report about Jesus spreads even more — another instance of growing fame after healing.