Bed bugs love to be close to humans when they sleep. So start by looking on and around the bed, says Allan Bossel, a bed bug extermination specialist and owner of Michigan Bed Bug Specialists. “Start ...

It's spring time and temperatures are beginning to rise, so that means it's also bug season. That includes those pesky beg bugs, which a harmless but are still a nuisance and are tough to get rid of.

When it comes to insects, few are as insidious as the bed bug. They can live for more than a year without food. Their bodies are slim and flat, allowing them to squeeze into tiny spaces and hide. When ...

That midnight itch, the mysterious red bites that appear on your arms, or those strange little spots on your sheets can all be clues that bed bugs have made themselves at home. Unlike ants or ...

Bed bugs are back in the hot seat. The dreaded creepy crawlies have been infesting the headlines with their tenacious takeover of Paris, sullying the City of Light’s traditional glamour just in time ...

Waking up with itchy red bites is never a pleasant experience. But what if the culprit isn't a rogue mosquito but something far more bloodthirsty – bed bugs? These flat, reddish-brown insects feed on ...

Sleep tight – don’t let the bed bugs bite! An entomologist named Cassie Krejci, Ph.D., has taken to TikTok in a recently resurfaced video to share some expert tips about how to inspect your hotel room ...

When traveling or staying away from home, it is a good idea to check bedrooms for bedbugs. This can reduce the chances of accidentally taking bedbugs home in a suitcase and developing an infestation ...

Bed bugs are the travel souvenir that no one counts on. These pests can hide undetected in the tiniest of crevices, making them very unwelcome travel companions. Worse still, it is overly simplistic ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Whether it's a hotel room, a beach rental, or a cabin in the mountains, no matter where you stay, you need to look for bed bugs before you unpack anything. "Bed bugs are gross but ...

Bed bugs have been a major pain (literally and figuratively) for humans for centuries. And unfortunately, they aren't going anywhere. "Bed bug populations have experienced a resurgence, especially ...