Congressman Mike Kelly joins bipartisan push to stop spread of spotted lanternflies
The spotted lanternfly is back, and now, there's a bipartisan push to stop the spread of the bugs.
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The spotted lanternfly is back, and now, there's a bipartisan push to stop the spread of the bugs.
The invasive spotted lanternfly is continuing to spread across Pennsylvania.
There's something you can do to help Pennsylvania scientists learn everything about spotted lanternflies.
The spotted lanternflies are back in the 'Burgh, and they're pretty noticeable -- so noticeable that the weather radar is picking them up.
What spotted lanternflies leave behind can make a mess all over your car and property.
Spotted lanternflies will be creeping back into our lives along with the warmer weather.
With summer approaching, spotted lanternflies will once again be an issue in Pennsylvania.
The invasive species have the ability to "attack or defoliate hundreds of tree and plant species," the USDA warns.
It's a great time to get a head start on stopping the spread of spotted lanternflies.
Like it or not, spotted lanternflies are going to be around for a bit longer in the Pittsburgh area
Summer is on the way out, but are those annoying spotted lanternflies here to stay?
A parent whose two students attend Greenfield told KDKA the building has no air conditioning, and to add to the problem, he said they can't open the windows.
A new study out of Penn State finds that spotted lanternflies may not cause as much damage as once believed.
They're everywhere now and they're a nuisance, so how can you get rid of them?
Our garden guru Doug Oster is back in the studio to offer us some tips on how to get rid of the plant and tree-ruining, invasive species -- the spotted lanternfly.
There is a reason you may be seeing more spotted lanternflies than usual.
A group of bipartisan lawmakers, including Pennsylvania's two senators, are introducing legislation that would designate the invasive spotted lanternfly as a high-priority research initiative.
Authorities have urged people to do whatever they can to stop the invasive species known as the spotted lanternfly from spreading.
The dreaded spotted lanternfly is getting ready to make a comeback no one wants.
The test will look into invasive species such as the spotted lanternfly.
After a mild winter, we're in for a tough spring and summer with bugs.
The spotted lanternflies are coming back and so are other bugs. What you can do to mitigate the annoyance is what John Shumway is talking about this morning!
