Ticks

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

Is there a silver lining with the arctic blast we've just had in Minnesota? Could this mean less of those pesky insects this spring?

Tick, Tick, Tick, BOOM

That warm winter is gonna bite us in the a$$

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

The numbers of allergy cases are surprisingly high, especially when you consider the ticks aren't very common in the state.

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.

Did you know that the number of Lyme Disease cases in Minnesota has tripled in the last 20 years? Here are the counties reporting the most.

Tick season is here and recently a breed of tick that can cause meat allergies has now made its way into parts of Minnesota.