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West Nile Virus Threat in Kansas | Topeka News
Kansas is on high alert as West Nile virus cases surge, with mosquitoes carrying the deadly threat spreading across the state. While most infected show no symptoms, some face severe neurological issues or even death — especially older adults and men. Last year’s outbreak saw one fatality, 26 serious cases, and 10 milder ones, concentrated in the northeast and south-central regions. This year, a single case already reported in a man in his 30s underscores the ongoing danger. Experts urge everyone to take action: use EPA-approved repellents, wear protective clothing during dawn and dusk, check…
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