Some backyard chickens in rural Sedgwick County died of bird flu earlier this month, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture. The KDA says it happened around Dec. 20. By the time the department learned of the problem,

The Sedgwick County Zoo has activated its Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) action plan after a case of bird flu was positively identified in the county.The Kansas Department of Agriculture said the Sedgwick County case was found in a non-poultry flock,

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Sedgwick County Zoo officials said Monday that a response plan has been activated in response to a positive case of avian flu in the county. The strain of Highly Pat

High Path Avian Influenza, otherwise known as bird flu, has been detected in nearly one million chickens in the Miami Valley.

Ohio agriculture officials are investigating after avian flu was detected in nearly one million chickens in Darke County.