bugs

Did you know that New York State has an official "State Insect?" We have plenty of them. So which one is the official "State Insect?"

Welcome to spring where we get warmer weather, probably a little more sunshine, and definitely more bugs! But how many of them are actually bad?

Spring is an amazing time of year in WNY. The weather gets warm, the snow melts and we get ready for summer. But with spring...come the bugs!

You're being asked to kill these bugs if you see them in New York State.

You're asked to report it if you find this beetle in New York State.

Western New York is about to get attacked by one pesky insect this summer.

If you've lived in the Western New York area all your life, chances are, you feel like you've seen most of the wildlife that live here. But what would you do if you saw one of these?

The ash tree killing bug has been a massive problem in Western New York over the past few years. These tiny bugs embed themselves in ash trees and kill them and the problem begins as they may fall on your house. With high winds and the dead trees come issues...

According to a report from WIVB, some moviegoers are complaining of bed bug bites after visiting the Regal Elmwood Cinemas in North Buffalo.

I cringe watching this one. It's almost as bad as the worst head lice case that we showed you last week. This is the worst case of the bed bugs of all time from our friends in Syracuse. Here's what he said on his YouTube page: This man had bed bugs so bad but failed to ever tell his apartment management...

The first positive test in 2015 for West Nile Virus (“WNV”) was identified in a mosquito pool in Erie County earlier this month.

The little-known Chikungunya virus, which has no vaccine, has been confirmed in the continental United States. Here's what you should know.