bugs

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?

The most annoying bug is back in Minnesota and the females have already started laying eggs.

Even if you're a bug-friendly type of person, if you see these insects in Illinois they should be crushed immediately. They may be little, but they're a serious threat to the environment around us.

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?

With warmer-than-average weather sweeping across Illinois, residents are noticing a surge in bug and insect activity. The unseasonable temperatures have created an ideal environment for these critters to thrive, leading to an unexpected influx in homes and gardens.

A strange, feathery-looking insect called a "fairy fly" has been spotted throughout Illinois and Wisconsin, but what exactly is it and what does it do?

Earwigs are out and about around Minnesota. They're gross little things, so here's an easy way to get rid of them.

They're an annoyingly familiar part of the warm weather season and now mosquitoes are set to come back in a big way here in Minnesota.

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

The Cicada-geddon has arrived.