insects

The Pest Informer is testing an innovative pest control technique and is looking for one 'lucky' homeowner to help them. Here's how you can apply if you're brave enough!

Scrape and destroy the eggs of the spotted lanternfly if you see them. Otherwise, it will be a potentially VERY expensive problem next spring.

Ladybugs have damaging evil twins that do a number on plants. They even bite.

Some may kill you; some may just put you out of commission for a while. But I would avoid encounters with ALL of them. One man's meat is another man's otherwise harmless insect that can take you down.

What in the world is this dragonfly doing? Prepare to learn your useless fact of the day.

After invasive species of hornet were discovered in Washington and Georgia, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is sharing what residents need to look for and what to do if they find one.

Those giant webs you see in trees might pass for spider webs in bad horror movies, but, in real life, those things belong to far less intimidating creatures.

Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest is hosting its 20th annual BugFest! Join them for a fun day of learning about insects and how important they are to our ecosystem. Explore the forest and get up close and personal with some amazing creepy crawlies.

Beware of this wild looking caterpillar found in Kentucky. It is poisonous! Discover the Saddleback Caterpillar and learn what to do if you ever come in contact with this stinging garden pest.

They're beautiful. They're harmless to humans and animals. But they are a massive problem and must be destroyed.

House centipedes look terrifying, but are they household menaces or creepy allies?

Yes, it's big, and yes, it's strange-looking. But it's also quite harmless and beautiful.