The Austin Public Health Department says it believes there may be a possible case of West Nile virus in Travis County.

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Travis County's new small business support program is designed to provide comprehensive training, coaching, and increased ...

On Friday, Austin Public Health (APH) said it suspects one Travis County resident may have West Nile virus. However, ...

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Communities across Texas are still in the process of recovering from devastating flash flooding that hit the weekend of July ...

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Austin Public Health suspects a West Nile virus case in a Travis County resident, with state confirmation pending.

Travis County could have first West Nile case in humans, in addition to two confirmed human cases in the area. Recent rains and flooding conditions could be fueling the virus.

Travis County staff continue to work out of the Round Mountain Baptist Church, in the Sandy Creek neighborhood, after ...

On Friday, Austin Public Health said it suspects one Travis County resident may have West Nile virus. However, confirmation ...

Austin Public Health says a patient displayed symptoms of the virus to their health care provider, but state health officials ...