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The warm weather is bringing an uptick in all kinds of pests across the country. The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) released its bi-annual Bug Barometer last month to give...

Dr. Austin Frishman shares some very practical situations that required an understanding of nature, and how and why pests appeared in an unwanted human habitat.

While carpenter ants can be beneficial in nature by helping to break down dead wood, they can also cause damage to homes and structures if they establish a nest indoors.

Now, in his final installment in this series, Dr. Mohammed El Damir, BCE, examines other facets of best practices for German cockroach IPM.

In our debut edition of our new quarterly feature, Tech Trends, columnist Dan Baldwin explores how closely intertwined pest control is with public health.

Dr. Bill Robinson separates fact from fiction on widely held industry beliefs and practices.

In the U.S., where there are approximately 74 ant species, big-headed ants are found mostly in the warm and dry regions of the South, particularly the Southwest.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved the first-ever vaccine for honeybees to prevent American foulbrood disease, a fatal bacterial disease that can destroy honeybee colonies.

Check out our live coverage from the 87th Purdue Pest Management Conference. This article will be updated frequently as the conference unfolds this week.

Editor-in-Chief Heather Gooch offers "color commentary" alongside these top news items of the year.