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West Nile Virus Spreads in Williamson County | Texas News
West Nile virus has hit Williamson County with its first human case — just weeks after Hays County reported its own — as mosquito surveillance reveals a troubling summer surge, with 37 positive traps in Williamson alone since mid-June. Transmitted only through bites, most cases cause flu-like symptoms, but for seniors and immunocompromised individuals, it can lead to severe neurological issues. Health officials are urging proactive prevention: eliminate standing water, use EPA-approved repellent, wear long sleeves during dawn and dusk, and check the county’s online dashboard tracking mosquito…
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