Mosquitoes in two areas of Weld County have tested positive for West Nile virus, though no human cases have yet been reported ...

Symptoms of illness may appear three days to two weeks after an infection, Weld County said last week. Most people show no ...

Mosquitoes in two Weld County zones have tested positive for West Nile Virus, though no human cases have been reported yet.

Boulder County Public Health and Weld County both confirmed within two days that there have been the first positive tests of ...

In 2023, Weld County reported 52 cases of West Nile virus in humans, and 35 the year before. However, fewer mosquitos are being reported in traps this year than compared to the five-year average ...

West Nile Virus symptoms can appear three to 14 days after an infection, ... The Weld County Public Health Dept. said mosquitoes caught near Johnstown, Milliken, Platteville, ...

Weld County had 15 reported cases of human West Nile virus, according to the website. The year before reached 52 cases.

The Weld Health Department is investigating a West Nile virus case in a county resident, the county announced Thursday, its first of the 2023 mosquito season. Culex mosquitoes, which transmit the ...

Colorado’s first death in 2023 connected to the West Nile virus has been reported in Weld County. A 53-year-old Weld resident was hospitalized with the virus before the infection became fatal ...

“The public needs to be vigilant because West Nile Virus has a permanent summer presence in Colorado,” Weld County Health Department spokesperson Jason Chessher said in a news release.

West Nile virus symptoms can appear three to 14 days after an infection. Initial symptoms can include fever, headache, nausea and vomiting, muscle aches and weakness and rash, but most infected ...

Mosquitos that tested positive for West Nile virus in Weld County were first discovered in early July. West Nile virus-positive mosquitos were found in traps in the Johnstown Milliken and ...