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Video shows how the giant metal band dades are slowing traffic and causing tieups. Estimate is 55 minutes at the height of the commute. People are not used to encountering them. They go up there and they slow sometimes to a stop. I came across the bridge around 6 30 and it was backed up all the way through the maze. Reporter despite warning signs, cal trans says drivers can ride over the plates at up to 50 miles an hour, the current speed limit, without damaging their cars. Its a hazard. Reporter this man cant wait for the work to be done. He says he nearly rearended a car this morning. The ca...

Every state in the union has multiple symbolic figures, but do you know what animal, food or mascot matches with each state?

While the bulk of the Brood X cicadas have been spotted south of Interstate 78, in Montgomery and Bucks counties, Martin Edwards has heard them from Nockamixon State Park in Bucks County to Coopersburg in Lehigh County.

The cicadas are coming. When and where will they arrive in Pennsylvania? Molly Bilinski, The Morning Call © HARRY FISHER/THE MORNING CALL Muhlenberg College associate biology professor Marten Edwards holds samples of cicadas in his office in 2013. A new generation of periodical cicadas are gearing up to pop out of the soil this month, with millions predicted to make themselves known to residents across the region by their characteristic song. This group, Brood X, has been growing underground for 17 years, and is now waiting for the soil temperature to be warm enough to emer...

Molly Bilinski ALLENTOWN — Seventeen years ago, Rick Crist and Michael Sitvarin put 1,000 miles on Crist’s Jeep Wrangler driving to state parks and municipalities, listening for screams. The Muhlenberg College undergraduates, equipped with flip phones, paper and pencils, were working on a summer research project alongside their biology professor, Marten Edwards, mapping the places where periodical cicadas had crawled out from the earth to scream, mate and die. This year, the next generation of those cicadas is set to emerge, and the trio aren’t going to miss the unique, loud, natural p...