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University of California – Riverside (UCR) Professor and Endowed Presidential Chair in Urban Entomology Cho-Yang Lee was presented with the...

Cowleys Pest Services was recently voted on the list of the Best Places to Work in New Jersey in 2022.

Judy Black, BCE, answers the question on how to make residential bed bug jobs last as long as possible.

Dan Gordon, CPA, shares his conversation with Tony Massey, CEO of Massey Services, about company culture and the economy.

"When it comes to carpenter bees (Xylocopinae), the rule can be modified to “visit twice, treat once," says Dr. Jim...

West Virginia law now allows people to commercially apply pesticides without a license — and without meeting the minimum federal...

Birmingham, Ala.-based Waynes Pest Control announced three promotions for its executive leadership team.

As more studies surface, researchers are discovering that several animals like to make a meal out of invasive spotted lanternfly.

Paul Treleven, director of sales for Sprague Pest Solutions, has been named to the South Sound Business 40 Under 40...

Evolve YT will host its "Building Your Team’s Greatness" course Aug. 4-5, taking place from noon to 3 p.m. Eastern each...

We asked five pest management professionals (PMPs) for what they consider to be the most horrific rodent account they’ve had....

Dr. Austin Frishman shares his horror story about rats could be found feasting on corpses in a morgue.

Dr. Niamh Quinn shares her horror story about dealing with rodents in a high school to dealing with maggots.

Judy Black, BCE, shares her horror story about mass quantities of mice thanks to a freak natural breeding phenomeon.

Dan Baldwin shares his rodent horror story, which resulted in hundreds of thousands of dollars spent in structural corrections, compounded...