ticks

If you're bitten by a Lone Star tick, did you know you now have a red meat allergy? That means no burgers, steaks, or any other red meat on the this summer.

A deadly tick-spread virus that causes dangerous brain swelling has resurfaced in Upstate New York. Here's what to look out for:

The New York State Department of Health just released information from a major study on Deer Ticks and the number of them that carry the disease.

Tick season is expected to be extreme in 2018 so you're going to want to be as vigilant as possible. Tick Tubes are a simple way to help protect you.

With higher-than-normal temperatures around Central New York over the last few weeks, experts are warning that ticks could be out looking for a meal.

The New York State Department of Health is warning New Yorkers that tick season isn't over yet.

What's worse? Finding a tick in your hair or getting bitten by God knows what?

We've all heard of the Lyme disease concerns and a growing tick population in New York. A Capitol Region man died after encountering a tick earlier this spring. His family is sharing the story so we all know of the dangers.

In the words of Brad Paisley, it's time to check for ticks. They are on the rise and experts predict the tick problem will be the highest in years.

As the warmer weather arrives, a deadly threat could be on the rise in New York: The Powassan virus spread by ticks.

With the recent warm weather in Syracuse, it prompted a tick advisory this past week to the students at SUNY ESF.