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This year, two different groupings of cicadas will emerge, on top of the ones the region sees every summer.

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Summers in Georgia can get a bit noisy with the company of some incessantly chirpy guests. By guests, we mean bugs. Annual cicadas crowd Columbus trees every summer, but this year, the Peach State may see a rare occurrence — periodical cicadas, which emerge every thirteen or seventeen years. According to […]

Millions to billions of cicadas are expected to emerge this spring nationwide, including in the Local 6 region, according to one Kentucky entomologist.

Millions to billions of cicadas are expected to emerge this spring nationwide, including in Kentucky, according to an entomologist in the state.

Two broods of periodical cicadas — one concentrated in U.S. Midwestern states and the other in the South and Midwest, with a small area of overlap in Illinois — emerge together once every 221 years.

When spring arrives in West Michigan this year, so do the cicadas. This year is being referred to as “the year of cicadas” by some.

It’s going to be a big year for the insects as parts of the U.S. will experience what some are calling a “cicadapocalypse.” Two broods of cicadas are emerging in the same year for the first time since 1803.

Cicadas will soon emerge from the ground across South Carolina after 13 years. Here’s what to do to protect your trees and yards.

Tennessee and other southern states are expected to experience the effects of a rare dual emergence of two cicada broods at the same time.

Tennessee is among the states expected to experience the effects of a rare dual emergence of two Cicada broods at the same time, the first such occurrence since