deer ticks

Here's what scientists say about the idea of ticks landing on people.

It feels like spring, but does that mean it's time to be on the lookout for ticks too?

Something to keep in mind while you're out enjoying this spring-like weather.

While they can't go far distances, researchers say they have observed ticks go airborne.

A growing number of cases are being reported of a lesser-known tick-borne disease found in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

If you were hoping for a break between winter and bug season, sorry.

It looks like this Summer tick protection will need to be a top priority as The Minnesota Department of Health stated that more ticks that carry Lyme Disease and other illnesses are being found across the state. Experts say that 30-40 % of Deer or Black legged ticks carry Lyme Disease, unlike the more common wood or dog tick...

While we try to make the most of the precious few months of warm weather the Northland gets each year, the CDC is reminding the public to be vigilant and take precautions to avoid ticks and the nasty diseases they can carry.

With the unusual Spring weather we have had, Deer Ticks are already out in Minnesota and it will not be a slow process when they take over.