pest control

Bad news: you're not the only one in your house seeking refuge from the cold.

Like a scene straight out of a horror movie, oversized rats are beginning to overrun neighborhoods in Rome and no one seems to know where they're coming from.

Taking the so-called "eco friendly" way of removing pests is starting to cause some major consequences.

Watch out! Creepy crawlies are set to descend upon unsuspecting households across New York this winter.

A home invasion can be an extremely scary and dangerous situation. But how would you react if the invader was a skunk?

Mosquitos are coming, and there's no stopping them... or is there?

It has the makings of a Saturday morning cartoon. There has been a red fox snooping around the White House grounds. He has been a nuisance since last fall, and no one's been able to catch him. The Wall Street Journal's Carol Lee has a report from Washington, D.C.

Recently my cat Snickers caught a mouse in the garage. No wonder she's always by the door meowing to go out. I guess it's warmer in there, plus the mouse had the luxury of a garbage bag full of chicken wing bones to strive for. The mouse played dead and when let down quickly scurried under the garage door. In case you didn't know, there is a humane way to capture mice and free them with out using

Jonathan Simkins is an Entomologist or in simple terms, an insect control expert. He was called by a private property owner to an area in the woods of Central Florida to get rid of a humongous yellow jacket wasp nest. He never imagined that it would be this large.