bugs

Normally winter is the end of insect season in New York State. So why are we seeing these in our homes?

New Jersey is home to some annoying bugs, but we should count our blessings we don’t have to contend with the biggest bugs in the world.

They seem harmless enough from a distance, but the Department of Environmental Conservation is warning about the damage that they can do.

It's probably something you wouldn't notice unless it was pointed out - but when I was growing up, it was pretty common to see these at nighttime - so why now is it such a rarity?

It's not bad enough that these insects are scary, but do they have to have such descriptive names, too?

A useful tip that helps keep pests away

Yikes! Keep your eyes peeled.

Every kind of critter is here, from fossilized arthropods to big, live bugs like millipedes, scorpions, hermit crabs, and yes, tarantulas.

The Asian lady beetle is seemingly the evil twin of the ladybug and they're in the Garden State.

Something about a hot summer night that brings every known insect to your screen door as well as a few that you've maybe never seen or heard of.