News 9 received a photo from viewer Charli Miller, with what she suspected to be a giant mosquito. 

The Oklahoma City-County Health Department has confirmed a human case of West Nile Virus in Oklahoma County. 

The Oklahoma City- County Health Department (OCCHD) experts confirm a positive mosquito sample carrying the West Nile virus in Oklahoma County.  

Two Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation Department employees have returned to work after they reported feeling sick due to tick bites, according to City Spokesperson Kristy Yager. 

As things green up outside, ticks are already becoming a problem. The Oklahoma City-County Health Department is now alerting citizens to an uptick in tick bites as well as cases of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.

An Oklahoma woman who survived West Nile is doing what she can to warn others about the virus. Kristen Acosta was on a float trip on the Illinois River when she started coming down with the symptoms. She says it took doctors a little while to figure out was she had. "It is life-threatening, and I feel very blessed like I am a success story. I feel there are many people who are not here and I feel like I am speaking for all of them,” said Acosta. Health workers say the be...

The City-County Health Department kicked off its annual West Nile Virus Awareness campaign Thursday.   

Our state is in the midst of a deadly flu outbreak. The CDC rates Oklahoma in "Red" for high activity. 

In the front yard of their Choctaw home, among some of Kayla Gamble's grandmother's favorite things, is now a memorial for 77-year-old Cleo Lee. 

The Oklahoma City-County Health Department experts have confirmed five positive mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus in Oklahoma County.