By Auggie Brown Glasgow News 1 Four cases of cyclosporiasis have been confirmed in Barren County, part of a growing total of 605 cases reported across Kentucky, according to numbers released by the Kentucky Department for Public Health. 85 of the state’s 120 counties have at least one confirmed case of cyclosporiasis. Jefferson County currently has the highest number of confirmed cases at 66, followed closely by Fayette County with 65 and Madiso…
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