Coconino County Health and Human Services recently received a report of a prairie dog die-off on private land northeast of ...

An Arizona resident has died from the bubonic plague as health officials warned that a prairie dog die-off in the region could signal an outbreak of the lethal illness. The person died at Flagstaff ...

The Arizona Public Health Association is advising the public that there is no need to worry about the plague, despite one ...

Amid a prairie dog die-off near Flagstaff, one person in Northern Arizona has died from the plague after being hospitalized ...

Coconino County has confirmed its first human death from the plague in nearly two decades. Health officials say a Coconino ...

Coconino County health officials say they’re investigating a reported prairie dog die-off northeast of Flagstaff, and that ...

Officials said the resident died from pneumonic plague, a severe lung infection. The risk to the public remains low.

A human has died of pneumonic plague in northern Arizona, Coconino County health officials said. The victim sought help at a Flagstaff hospital.

One person is dead, according to officials with Northern Arizona Healthcare, on the same day they showed up at Flagstaff ...

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A potential "die-off" of prairie dogs has been reported in northern Arizona, prompting public health officials to warn locals of possible exposure to plague.

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Genomic analysis of prairie dogs exposed to sylvatic plague identified genetic variants, particularly in T-cell related genes such as ICOS, associated with survival.