With the rise in cases of Lyme disease, doctors are urging residents to be vigilant in checking for ticks.

Have you started doing yard work yet? Hiking? Do your dogs spend more time outside? You’ll want to take steps to protect yourself and your pet from ticks.

Spring has sprung, and so have ticks!

Have you started doing yard work yet? Hiking? Do your dogs spend more time outside? You’ll want to take steps to protect yourself and your pet from ticks.

Research shows that tick-borne diseases are on the rise.

The Washtenaw County Health Department offers tips to stay healthy this season as ticks, mosquitos become active.

Do you know the best ways to prevent against tick bites?

Research shows that tick-borne diseases are on the rise in people and dogs.

20 years ago, ticks in our area were more of a nuisance because they rarely carried serious diseases. Unfortunately, that has changed.

20 years ago, ticks in our area were more of a nuisance because they rarely carried serious diseases. Unfortunately, that has changed.

Know how to best protect yourself against mosquitoes and ticks.

Bugs are a nuisance during the summer time, there's no denying it -- but there is something you can do about it.

Bugs are a nuisance during the summer time, there's no denying it -- but there is something you can do about it.

Reports of tick-borne diseases, such as Lyme disease and anaplasmosis, are increasing across Michigan, according to MDHHS.

If you’ve never seen a tick in Michigan before, that may soon change: Experts say our state is experiencing a “tick explosion,” with ticks becoming increasingly common.

If you’ve never seen a tick in Michigan before, that may soon change: Experts say our state is experiencing a “tick explosion,” with ticks becoming increasingly common.

People and pets in Metro Detroit are expected to face a higher-than-normal risk for Lyme disease and ehrlichiosis this month, according to the Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC).

It’s a ghastly sight: ticks by tens of thousands burrowed into a moose’s broad body and sucking its lifeblood.

Ticks are no longer just a problem up north or deep in the woods -- they can be found all across Michigan, and sometimes right in our own backyard

Summer might be disappearing fast, but creepy crawly ticks aren’t going anywhere.

Ticks are the reason I tuck my pants into tall socks when I go hiking.

If you’re planning to enjoy Michigan’s beautiful outdoor offerings this holiday weekend, here are some tips to help you plan ahead and celebrate safely.

Warm weather is returning to Michigan, and so, too, is the risk from ticks.

What you need to know about the ticks in Michigan and how to play it safe.

Tick season has arrived in Michigan - and that's not a good thing.

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With summer about to arrive in Michigan, doctors are warning residents to take steps to protect themselves from ticks and mosquitoes.

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DETROIT This Sundays episode of Flashpoint features information about protecting your pet from fleas and ticks. You can watch the segment in the video player above.