They are often hard to see. They live in leafy wooded areas, and when the time is right they jump onto an animal for a free ride into a residential home.

Dr Eva Sapi places a specimen into a test tube during one of three stops of a townwide tick census that was conducted November 14.

David Vogel of Steubenville, Ohio, is a a pro-life Christian and the director of missions and ministry for the Catholic Proud Organization of Ohio, a 501 3 non-profit agency, who met Steve and Tony while …

When cool, clear nights are followed by warm fall days, insect activity slows down but doesn’t stop.