The Poughkeepsie Journal states, in New York State, if you hear howling at night, it's not a wolf. And it's not your imagination. When New York's wolves were killed off in the 19th century, it left an ecological vacuum that coyotes were happy to...

The warm weather is on its way! Families and most importantly children and pets will be running through the fresh green grass enjoying the sun As you are spending time outdoors, you should be aware of ticks and Lyme Disease.  

A new study by local Hudson Valley researchers suggests Lyme Disease Awareness Month may need to be moved from May to April according to The Poughkeepsie Journal.

Summer is the season of Lyme disease, a bacterial infection transmitted to humans through the bites of blacklegged ticks.

A recent survey of consumers by the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) found that 44 percent of respondents have or know someone who has been bitten by a tick. Of those, the majority, 54%, live in the Northeast region of the country. Lyme...

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, which means the increase risk of Lyme exists, which affects more people in the northeast than anywhere else in the country according to News 10.