This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. WASHINGTON (AP) — Bird flu has devastated ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Kansas Department of Agriculture is reminding poultry owners of the risk of HPAI, or ‘highly pathogenic avian influenza’. This illness is also known as the bird flu. KDA ...

Confirmed avian flu outbreaks have hit another five US states, affecting more than 128,000 birds, according to the US ...

Millions of birds are getting ready to fly over and stop by Kansas this fall as they complete their long-distance fall migration journeys.

Over the last three years, an ongoing outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has threatened poultry flocks in ...

Three hens walk inside of a chicken coop in the backyard of a Kansas City home. Public health officials say bird owners should be careful to clean enclosures and prevent exposure between domestic and ...

Bird droppings undergo testing in 2022 for the avian flu. After two cats in Pottawatomie County, Kansas were found to have contracted bird flu, some veterinarians are advising clients to make sure ...

Birds have been getting sick and dying in the Kansas City metro due to a rapidly-spreading strain of avian influenza, according to biologists and veterinarians. The highly pathogenic Eurasian H5N1 ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - In just 30 days, bird flu has wiped out approximately 12.97 million chickens in the United States. This outbreak is a significant reason why consumers are experiencing a spike ...

As egg price increases at the grocery store have been attributed to the ongoing bird flu outbreaks nationwide, state officials say Kansas is currently "in pretty good shape" with the disease. Justin ...

People participating in the "Great Backyard Bird Count" this weekend might spot black-capped chickadees, which are common in many Midwest and Great Plains states. The annual “Great Backyard Bird Count ...

Return to Nature draws many of its customers from Lee’s Summit and the metropolitan area although others drive from as far as Warrensburg to visit the store. Paul Bonnichsen Special to the Journal A ...