A mosquito trap in Tulsa County tested positive for the West Nile virus last week. The Tulsa County Health Department reports that it's the first time this has happened this season. Officials say that although this detection comes later in the year than usual, it's a routine occurrence and not cause for alarm.

This is the second case of mosquito-borne illness in a person in Central Texas this year. Rain has increased the type of mosquito that carries the virus.

Shelby County Health Department schedules mosquito control efforts, including spraying EPA-approved insecticides in select ZIP codes to combat West Nile Virus.