west nile virus

As summer winds down, there's a reminder of those pesky mosquitoes and a virus that’s been lurking in the shadows. Stay tuned for some crucial tips.

It’s that time of year again, but this summer, the buzz is more than just annoying mosquitoes; it’s about health risks we all need to heed.

Laramie's mosquito control team is hard at work after finding traces of West Nile Virus. What does that mean for your backyard plans this week?

Mosquitoes are on the mind as Laramie prepares for aerial spraying this week. Find out where and why it's happening — and what you should do

The City of Laramie Mosquito Control has scheduled a spraying of  Dibrom for rural areas near the city on Friday. The application of the pesticide is slated for around 6:30 p.m., weather permitting. If the weather does not allow for the spraying, backup dates of Saturday through Monday have been scheduled. ...

Laramie City's mosquito control to tackle West Nile threat with Dibrom spraying. Protect your health by staying aware and informed. #MosquitoPrevention

WDH: “This is clearly Wyoming’s most active West Nile virus season in at least a decade and it does not appear to be over yet."

Mosquitoes spread the virus.

With state-wide reported human West Nile virus numbers on the rise, the Wyoming Health Department is warning people to protect themselves.

The City of Cheyenne’s Weed and Pest Division is asking residents to take precautions after mosquitoes collected throughout the city and Laramie County tested positive for West Nile Virus.

West Nile Virus has been detected in mosquitos captured outside Laramie city limits.

Heavy rains combined with rising temperatures will likely lead to increasing numbers of these mosquitoes in the coming weeks.