insects

It's officially snow flea season.

They're usually found across our fair state about this time of year in late summer, but is a bumper crop of earwigs now ready to descend on Minnesota?

No, they are not trying to give their yards a much needed bath.

They are going to need a whole team of people to clean up this neighborhood.

Trillions of bugs will be crawling out of the ground in the United States, turning into a flying horde. Here's where you'll see them in Wisconsin.

The company Pest Gnome mined data from the Census and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as well as climate info to come up with their Top 25 list.

They're back... boxelder bugs have once again invaded Minnesota. Here's how to keep them from bugging you too much this fall!

You know when you see a melting snowbank in the spring, and it's dotted with dirt and debris? Some of those tiny black specs are actually snow fleas.

As if we all don't have enough to worry about with the ongoing coronavirus, now we have word that the world's largest wasps have been spotted in the U.S.

The woolly bear caterpillar has 13 segments to its body, which traditional forecasters say correspond to the 13 weeks of winter.