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In less than a decade, the spotted lanternfly has wreaked havoc on plants, trees and state economies. That's why officials want them dead.

The first step in deciding how to manage spotted lanternflies on residential properties and public spaces begins with a risk assessment, according to a Penn State Extension horticulture educator.

2021 cicadas: Will my dog get sick if he eats cicadas? Here’s what experts say. NJ.com 3 days ago Len Melisurgo, nj.com © Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media/Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media Cicadas on the trunk of a tree after emerging from the ground at Marquand Park in Princeton on Monday, May 24, 2021. You can’t blame Fido for wanting to chow down on those strange-looking insects known as the Brood X cicadas after they emerge from their holes in the ground and flock to the nearest trees. These insects look exotic, they flick their wings, they make a lot of noise and th...

Sunny skies and rising temperatures have many on cloud nine with anticipation of summertime fun. But for residents in parts of Pennsylvania and beyond, these weather conditions also signal the return of a trespasser that aims to rain on their parade — the spotted lanternfly.

Major invasive insect is emerging for another year of carnage.