CALHOUN COUNTY, Mich. — Mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus have been discovered in another West Michigan county.
The Calhoun County Public Health Department announced a batch of mosquitoes captured on July 24 tested positive for the disease.
It is the second mosquito-borne illness confirmed in Calhoun County. A previous round of tests revealed the presence of the Jamestown Canyon Virus.
Calhoun becomes the 19th county in Michigan with a mosquito that tested positive for West Nile Virus.
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So far just 1 human case of West Nile has been confirmed in the state in 2024.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services provides a weekly update on insect-transmitted diseases that updates on Fridays.
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