ticks

Slide to the side Lyme disease because there's a new tick-borne illness even rarer and it's on the rise all across the state of New York.

There's a breakout of a rare tick-borne disease in Central New York.

A record number of ticks are exploding in New York state.

There are a lot of tick repellents on the market for both you and your pets, but sometimes you want to use something natural or something without chemicals. So, here are a few home remedies you can use to repel ticks.

Pick up a few of these plants to help repel mosquitoes and bugs, and make your summer nights a lot more enjoyable.

While every season is tick season, we will see a much larger population this spring and summer due to weather conditions making them hungry and very active.

Attention pet owners! Almost 1700 pet deaths have been linked to Seresto, a popular flea and tick collar used on cats and dogs.

Out of 5,000 ticks sampled from across New York last year, nearly one-third were carrying Lyme disease. Here's a list of the most likely places they could be on your body.

As the weather gets warmer, people start spending more time outdoors. The problem is that ticks are outside too.

Central New Yorkers are used to being wary of deer ticks and the potential for Lyme disease, but now a new tick has been found here, and it comes with whole new risks.