Mosquitoes under light
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This photo dated July 18, 2018, shows mosquitoes being tested for West Nile at the Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness Department. (WDRB/file)
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The department hires extra workers during the summer to handle the mosquito season.
Typically, mosquitoes breed in areas that have standing, stagnant water, which has become a common sight in the area after multiple rounds of heavy rain.
Officials say no human cases of the West Nile virus have been reported in Louisville so far this year.
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