ticks

New York State ranks the highest in tick-borne illnesses throughout the country. With this new data, it is important to protect yourselves, your pets, and your family. Here's how.

Pet owners, beware. That warm and soggy winter has set us up for disaster.

While tick season is mostly worrisome in the early Spring months some warmer weather increases the risk of Lyme disease.

There is a super scary warning from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding ticks and a newly discovered disease that is potentially lethal. Here is what is doing to people in New York State.

Just when you thought the great outdoors would help you get away from the coronavirus, this story comes along.

We are all trying to practice social distancing and also get out and get fresh air. The New York State Department of Health (NYDOH) is warning that ticks are out and to find ways to protect yourself.

With temperatures warmer for many days in the month of January, authorities say that there is an increase in tick sightings. Here's what you need to know to keep your family and pets safe.

The only good thing about this news is it's coming in the heart of winter.

Upstate New York tickets are carrying a new bacterial infection that is related to Lyme disease with stronger symptoms.

We've been keeping our eyes out for ticks, it seems, this year more than ever. Stories like this remind us why we keep looking.

Ticks make your skin crawl enough. Knowing there will be a whole lot more of them this year does not help.

Every year, we hear about how ticks are bad and to keep an eye on our bodies as well as lost in the fur of our animals. You may have brushed this year's off as another warning, until this picture started trending on Facebook.