Mosquitos carrying two types of harmful viruses have been found in Vermont, health officials reported on July 25.

Health officials are now testing mosquitoes for three viruses. No human cases of mosquito-borne illnesses have been reported yet this season.

Health officials confirmed that they have detected West Nile virus in mosquito samples taken in St. Albans, as well as ...

West Nile virus was detected in St. Albans, while James Canyon virus was reported in Rutland. There have been no cases of ...

The Vermont Department of Health reports the first positive results of mosquito testing this year have detected two viruses ...

State health officials report that Kansans and livestock may be at increased risk of a virus carried by mosquitos this summer ...

The agency announced this week that four mosquito pools across two counties have tested positive, along with three infected ...

West Nile virus has been detected in Vermont for the first time this year.Health officials say mosquitoes in St. Albans tested positive for West Nile, and in Rutland for Jamestown Canyon virus, which ...

Health officials this week confirmed the first detection of West Nile virus in Montana this year and said activity appears to be widespread across the state.

BURLINGTON — The Vermont Department of Health has confirmed the state's first case this year of human illness from West Nile virus, a disease spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. The department ...

West Nile virus can cause illness in humans and horses through mosquito bites, but there are actions we can take to swat away ...