ticks

Here in New Hampshire, we saw the "10-most tick-related cases between 2004 and 2016.

Below zero temps this winter, and mid April snow are no match for one of nature's biggest nuisances.

You and your furry pals may be enjoying the mild weather we've been having, but beware of ticks.

(Dover, NH) - It was a great weekend to get outside and do some much needed yard work, but man oh man,  there were a lot of ticks around!

One good thing to come from this lack of rain is that these Lyme disease carrying little buggers haven't been too active this Spring.

A cold winter means a higher tick population in New England, and learning how to properly remove them is crucial to avoid Lyme disease.

Although the brutal temperatures and feet of snow might have broken the spirit of some of us, guess who's back and stronger than ever.