Have you seen more ticks than usual lately in Delaware? You're not alone. Here's what's up with the state's tick population ...

There are a few safe ways to dispose of a tick. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations include drowning it in alcohol or wrapping it tightly in tape. Don’t crush it with your ...

Dr. Nicholas Michalakis of Piedmont Macon warns about health risks from ticks and snakes as Georgians spend more time ...

According to Sykes, it takes at least a month for any signs of Lyme disease to appear in a dog (if they have signs at all).

Your socks are critical to your outdoor wardrobe—these are your first line of defense against ticks. If you are hiking, ...

If the thought of creepy crawlies sends shivers down your spine, fair warning: Tick season is upon us. According to a report by Ohio’s Country Journal, experts are seeing a shift in the number and ...

We're in prime tick season, and the UKHSA has issued a new tick warning for anyone spending time outdoors, including guidance ...

An invasive tick is spreading in Pennsylvania. It's called the Asian longhorned tick and it's a known transmitter of certain ...

While it may not look particularly threatening, especially when water simply appears green, blue-green algae can be extremely ...

You’re probably spending too much on tick repellents — but this overlooked method works better and costs almost nothing.

Owners of Florida’s Capybara Café say they are surprised by its popularity, hosting about 100 customers per day.

Harmful, blue-green algae blooms have been appearing on bodies of water nationwide, just as you may be drawn to go swimming ...