KDHE said the case involved a child but offered no other information.

So far, there have been 94 other confirmed cases in Kansas:

• Dickinson County – Two cases involving adults.

• Douglas County – One case involving an adult.

• Ford County – One case involving a child.

• Geary County – 25 cases involving nine adults and 16 children.

• Gove County – One case involving an adult.

• Johnson County – 11 cases involving four adults and seven children.

• Morton County – Two cases involving adults.

• Ottawa County – One case involving a child.

• Reno County – One case involving an adult.

• Riley County – 23 cases involving 15 adults and eight children.

• Saline County – Eight cases involving one adult and seven children.

• Sedgwick County – Three cases involving children.

• Wyandotte County – 15 cases total involving two adults and 13 children.

KDHE has established a phone number for Kansans to call with questions about the virus. The toll-free number is 877-427-7317.