West Nile Virus

The Ohio Department of Health is tracking both the mosquito-borne West Nile virus and COVID.

Columbus and other cities routinely spray for mosquitoes. It helps keep the pests at bay and limit disease, but climate change appears poised to make the job of fighting the biters more difficult.

A mosquito trapped in Clark County has tested positive for the West Nile Virus. The mosquito was trapped by the Clark County health department in late...

Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying pests at your outdoor barbecue. They’re spreading West Nile virus across the Midwest this summer. And already one person...

The Ohio EPA is distributing nearly $1 million to 35 counties to battle mosquitoes and the diseases they carry. While Franklin County did not receive one…

Ohio officials say a horse was put down after contracting West Nile virus in the state's first confirmed equestrian case this year.The Ohio Department of…

Columbus Public Health officials are urging residents to eliminate any standing water on their property. The warning follows the discovery of mosquitoes…