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← Return to briefingTexas officials have addressed concerns about a deadly cow virus. They claim the virus is not spreading in the Panhandle. The officials have labeled reports of the virus's spread as "fake news".
This statement aims to alleviate concerns about the situation. For more information on this matter, readers can refer to the source, Fox 26 Houston, which has reported on the officials' response to the rumors about the deadly cow virus in the Texas Panhandle.
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