bugs

One nice thing about our crazy winters in Upstate New York, we don't generally deal with bugs. Are snow fleas a real bug to deal with?

There's is a sound so electrifying that it's like a jolt to every single one of your senses. Welcome to cicada season in New York!

Same massive hornet, new name because scientists believe its old name could have sparked acts of discrimination.

Honestly, if they wanted to disappear forever - I wouldn't mind. I've found approximately ten just this week in my house.

A Syracuse woman was out for a birthday meal in 1988 when her escargot spontaneously exploded.

Here's the top 6 bugs we won't miss this winter in Central New York.

Remember when Murder Hornets were a thing? Apparently, people across Utica, Rome, and Syracuse all thought they've seen them in their backyards this past summer

Here are the 10 creepiest bugs you can find in New York and some of them can give you a pretty bad bite, blister the skin or just make your skin crawl by how creepy they are.

Pick up a few of these plants to help repel mosquitoes and bugs, and make your summer nights a lot more enjoyable.

Can you imagine reaching into someone's mailbox and getting stung or bitten? This is how a dryer sheet can stop that from happening to your mail carrier.

It's a phenomenon that happens every 17 years, which means things are about to get loud.

This is NOT a pretty moth; it's a spotted lanternfly (SLF), an invasive pest that could devastate our crops and agricultural production in CNY. Unfortunately, it's made its way into New York.