West Nile Virus News

If it's July in the Scioto Valley, it's time for a few unwelcome guests - insects.

The Metropolitan Mosquito Control District is confirming the presence of a potentially deadly mosquito.

When the weather turns warm, nothing beats camping or sitting out on a patio with a few friends.

City of Regina crews were out treating mosquito larvae, even though the numbers have been down significantly.

Butte County has recorded its first proof that West Nile virus is again active in the area.

A dead bird found in Alamo has tested positive for West Nile virus, the Contra Costa Mosquito and Vector Control District reports.

West Nile Virus was found in a mosquito pool for the first time this summer, Columbus Public Health said on Thursday.

The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed the first evidence of West Nile virus in Ohio this year.

Sacramento, California - With summer in full swing, Dr. Mark Horton, director of the California Department of Public Health , offers his "Top-10 Hot Tips" to prepare for sunny, triple-digit weather.

Two mosquito pools in Ouachita Parish tested positive for the West Nile virus, the Ouachita Parish Mosquito Abatement District reported Tuesday.

Another sign of summer has appeared as the government of Saskatchewan has issued its first West Nile virus update.

As a sure sign of summer for most is the ominous buzzing of mosquitoes searching for their next meal.

For Immediate Release: June 5, 2003 Contacts: Tim Church , Communications Office 360-236-4077 Dr.

Joe Lynch talks to WTAM's Colleen O'Neill - The recent damp weather is perfect for mosquitos to breed so Cuyahoga County Health officials are urging everyone to get rid of standing water to eliminate breeding sites.

State health officials are urging Hoosiers to take steps to protect themselves from the West Nile virus this holiday weekend.

Larimer County Health officials are reminding everyone to spray on repellent before heading during outside for holiday weekend activities.

Larimer County health officials are reminding everyone to spray on insect repellent before heading outside for holiday weekend activities.

A busy mosquito season is bad for your health and also bad for the budget. Just how busy is it? The numbers prove the point, this time last year we didn't have one positive case of West Nile virus.

A Youngstown Air Force Reserve unit charged with controlling mosquitoes during wartime is using bug-bitten North Dakota as a practice ground again this summer.

A dead crow found in southeast Chino has tested positive for West Nile virus; the first case of the virus identified this year in San Bernardino County.