Maine health officials report presumptive case of West Nile Virus in Cumberland County
The Maine CDC says this is the first locally-acquired case of the mosquito-borne illness in Maine since 2020. The case was detected in a Cumberland County resident in their 40s. The Maine CDC says the positive test result is presumptive as they wait for confirmation from the U.S. CDC.
Maine health and agriculture officials on Friday reported that a horse from Somerset County tested positive for Eastern ...
The last case of the mosquito-borne disease in a human in Maine was in 2018. The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting six cases of West Nile virus in birds, and also ...
PORTLAND, Maine (WMTW) - Cases of West Nile virus were recently identified in crows from two Maine communities that are approximately 100 miles apart, according to local health officials.
A final very warm day is ahead for Maine on Wednesday before cooler temps and a chance for some rain return later this week.
The Maine CDC said this is the third domestic animal in the state to contract the rare, but deadly mosquito-borne illness.
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