Galveston County health officials are looking into a rise in cyclospora cases. As of Monday, there were 14 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in the county. In addition to the confirmed cases, health officials are also investigating four potential cases. Further information on the investigation can be found through Galveston County health officials or Houston Public Media.
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