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Judy Black, BCE, continues the explanation from her May Ask the Expert column about how midges and phorid flies may be entering your home.

Judy Black, BCE, responds to a pest management professional who is getting customer complaints about midges on lakeside houses.

We haven’t seen the plague of locusts whiz by just yet, but we have been collecting some interesting pest sighting news: On April 17, the Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel reported on...

Players and fans during a world cup match had to battle with clouds of insects at a Russian arena.

Canada’s The Weather Network reports that Midges are on the scene yet again. The small flies that travel in large groups and somehow find their way into your nose and...

While the virus hasn’t taken root yet in the U.S., the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are warning overseas travelers to take precautions for no-see-ums as they would for mosquitoes.

Early detection and intervention play vital roles in preventing their spread and minimizing adverse effects.

While flies, beetles and silverfish aren’t of medical or economic concern like mosquitoes and termites, they can be considered a nuisance in homes and businesses.

Anna Berry, BCE, says "many times what is thought to be bed bugs may simply be a different arthropod, or not even an arthropod at all."

Judy Black, BCE, shares tips on how to identify flying pests to get rid of them in your home.