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Jerry Askren, the presiding officer of Olive Branch Masonic Lodge said, “The lodge is pleased to be able to donate again this year to Fair Hope Children’s Ministry”, as he

An autistic woman has shared her tale of her 'horrible' father who called the police on her because she locked herself in a car due to her having panic attacks about wasps

Unless you’ve been living under a pile of leaves, you’ve no doubt heard about the “Leave the Leaves” movement that’s been gaining in popularity in recent years.

Scientists have previously suggested that certain colours might attract bed bugs more than others such as red being seen as highly attractive - here are the colours which they prefer less

The number of bugs on our windscreens has plummeted in recent years. Are we driving faster? Or are there fewer of them?

A British couple who died at an Egyptian resort under mysterious circumstances were staying in a hotel room next door to one that had been fumigated.

Researchers found the bugs potential to be promising.

Seoul’s city government to inspect 3,000 public facilities such as hotels and bathhouses in initiative dubbed the ‘zero-bedbug city project’

I bumped into my friend Cat at a nursery buying marigolds to solve a problem her lilacs were having. She said something was eating the leaves along the edges leaving sharp-edged cutouts. She said someone swore that marigolds planted around the base of the shrubs would solve the problem.

A group of scientists from Minami Kyushu University in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan, accidentally discovered a virus that only targets male insects, a discovery that could, one day, potentially help control the populations of disease vectors like mosquitoes. A caterpillar: The discovery of the virus, later named Spodoptera litura male-killing virus or SLMKV, all happened accidentally after Misato Terao, a research technician at the university, found a green caterpillar, identified as a tobacco cu...