Two people from Wisconsin who recently tested positive for West Nile virus have died, although it's still to be confirmed whether the individuals' deaths are linked to the virus, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is reporting. If so, it would be the first fatalities linked to the virus in the state in four years.
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