When it comes to pest nests, you don't want to mess around with misidentification. Some are harmless to people, but others ...

People sometimes get creative when trying to rid their homes of unwanted pests. Although wasps are beneficial pollinators, they can be defensive of their nests, and there are times when it’s safest to ...

A California man made a homemade blowtorch using insecticide to remove a wasp nest, setting fire to the balcony and injuring himself, fire officials said. The outdoor furniture caught fire at a ...

Recent calls to the Purdue Extension office have prompted me to re-visit a topic I have written about before: bees or wasps that form an elaborate nest and function as a colony. We call them “social” ...

Editor's note: Throughout the growing season, Mike Hogan, OSU Extension Educator for Agriculture & Natural Resources in Franklin County, will answer gardening questions submitted by Dispatch readers.

Summertime has all sorts of benefits. Wasps aren’t one of them. Difficult and dangerous to deal with every summer, wasps can find corners and crevices in nearly any location to build nests. And with ...

Wasps build their nests in places they feel protected, which may be in trees, under patios, or nestled in eaves. This can be ...

KIND OF SEE IT THERE AT THE TOP OF YOUR SCREEN. IT’S NESTING SEASON FOR AGGRESSIVE AGITATORS. WASP AND YELLOW JACKETS. YEAH, TO KEEP YOUR HOUSE PEST FREE. WE’RE ASKING AN EXPERT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ...

An attempt to kill wasps with fire got out of hand and sparked a house fire in Moose Lake on Saturday. The back of the house caught fire, and the flames spread into the attic of the home at 217 Second ...

If you’ve ever found a wasp nest tucked under your roof or porch, you’re not alone. But have you ever wondered how wasps choose where to build—and whether all wasps make the same kind of nests? This ...

I was out of town for the better part of a month. In that time, I have some new tenants...with a hot ass as you can see in this shot. I don't know if they are wasps or hornets or what, but I don't ...