ticks

It might be January, but ticks are still prevalent across the Mid-Hudson region.

As tick season approaches, researchers warn about a potentially deadly virus found in ticks 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.

Dry sheets are rumored to be an effective way of taking ticks off your clothes. Here's what I found out.

There is one thing about the warm weather in the Hudson Valley that I’m not too fond of. Ticks.

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

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.

All signs are pointing to a terrible summer for Lyme Disease as tick populations are expected to explode.

Lyme disease is big problem plaguing the Hudson Valley and local elected officials have taken notice. But what can be done to solve the issue?

Tick season is upon us, and the last thing you need is to have your summer ruined by a tick-borne illness.  So, I went to the website of The Dutchess County Department of Health, and got these tips.  I hope they help to keep you healthy and happy this summer...