Health officials in Harford and Anne Arundel counties have issued new rabies alerts involving a raccoon, a fox and a bat.

There's been a recent increase of bat encounters in Erie County and the Erie County Department of Health wants to remind residents that bats can carry rabies, which is fatal, but also preventable.

A bat found in Anne Arundel County tested positive for rabies, prompting a health alert for anyone who may have had contact with it.

A close encounter with a bat could come with serious consequences in Maryland. Health officials issued a rabies alert on ...

BLADEN COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Bladen County health officials confirmed Wednesday that a dead bat found near Bladenboro over the weekend tested positive for rabies. Animal Control officers retrieved the ...

A bat that swooped down and became caught in a woman’s hair near Staircase Bridge in Olympic National Park has tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to urge the woman and anyone else ...

PORT ANGELES — Olympic National Park has reported the discovery of a bat with rabies. At about 2 p.m. Sunday, a bat swooped down onto a woman and was temporarily caught in her hair near the Staircase ...

A new medical report details how an 11-year-old boy died of rabies after waking up with a bat on his face while sleeping. Here's more on his death.

A rabid bat swooped down and got caught in a woman’s hair at Olympic National Park near Staircase Bridge on Sunday afternoon around 2 p.m. Park officials said the bat swooped down onto the ...

On Wednesday, the Public Affairs Office at Olympic National Park released a statement on its social media pages about an unknown woman who got a rabid bat stuck in her hair on Aug. 9 near Staircase ...

An 11-year-old Canadian boy has died from rabies after waking up with a bat on his nose and mouth. The episode occurred during a visit to a cottage in northern Ontario in 2024, according to a report ...

His family was staying at a cottage in northern Ontario in 2024 when he awoke with the bat on his nose and mouth, the Canadian Medical Association Journal reported.