Westchester County's health department has confirmed its first positive human case of West Nile virus this year.
West Nile virus infection causes a mild or moderate flu-like illness but can be more serious for people ages 60 and older and those with health complications. People are advised to check for any standing water near their homes to prevent mosquitoes from breeding.
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