mosquitoes

Lubbock's Public Health Department recently confirmed that West Nile Virus has been confirmed in Lubbock's mosquito population.

This product will allegedly attract, trap and kill all the mosquitos in your yard within 7 to 10 days.

On Tuesday, October 5th, the City of Lubbock confirmed that multiple mosquitoes in Lubbock had tested positive for West Nile Virus and St. Louis Encephalitis Virus.

This device will actually kill the mosquitos, and not only will it kill them, it will make them explode.

They're coming.

With mosquitoes soon to be gracing Lubbock County, here are some tips from the City of Lubbock to prevent mosquito breeding.

Little dirt devils aren't that uncommon in rural Texas, and boy are we lucky they're only made out of dirt and not blood-sucking mosquitos.

According to the City of Lubbock, some mosquitoes that were tested in the Lubbock area tested positive for West Nile Virus.

I would have bet money that Lubbock made this list, but we didn't, even though some far northern cities did.

There have been 19 confirmed cases of Zika in Texas this year.

With all this rain that has been dumped on us here in West Texas it is time to take defense against Mosquitoes.