The Jackson detections marks the lanternflies’ westernmost push in Michigan to date. The pest first landed in Pontiac in 2022 ...

Spotted lanternfly has been found in Jackson County, adding to the list of Michigan counties where the invasive species ...

CINCINNATI — An invasive insect species is making its presence known in the Cincinnati area, and experts are urging residents to take action when they encounter these destructive pests. The spotted ...

Nymphs (juvenile spotted lanternflies) are black with white spots, then become red with black spots as they develop. Adults are roughly 1 inch long and half-inch wide. Their brown forewings have black ...

People across Connecticut continue to deal with the invasion of the spotted lanternfly. The spotted lanternfly is an invasive pest that has made its way across the entire state after two small ...

Bar the door. Grab a rifle. Call the SWAT team. The spotted lanternflies have arrived! Swarms and swarms of them! Wait. We might not need to panic about lanternflies after all. The population of ...

Dark-colored honey collected from beehives on East Broad Street in Columbus pours into a bucket. Bees used honeydew, a sweet sticky substance secreted by spotted lanternflies, to create the ...

The latest tool to stop the spread of invasive spotted lanternflies isn't a powerful pesticide or a cutting-edge machine—it's a good boy with an insatiable nose and a knack for tricks, Atmos reports.

A destructive insect has been spotted in Iowa and the Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) wants you to keep an eye out for it.Spotted lantern ...

Rhode Islanders, have you noticed an influx of spotted lanternflies lately? The invasive species have been causing a stir in recent days, particularly around Providence, where the distinctively ...

A visit to Asbury Park Beach last week resembled a scene similar to Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds minus the crows, seagulls, and sparrows. In this instance, thousands of spotted lanternflies annoyed ...

Spotted lanternflies have swarmed Connecticut in recent months, hitching rides on vehicles and blanketing the ground with their distinctive black and white-spotted bodies. Now the invasive insects, ...