What can be done with the invasive plant species kudzu? How can we build more tiny houses for people in the community? How can people who ride horses at night be safer? These are all real challenges ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. These invasive insects likely hitch-hiked from Asia into the U.S. on an airplane in 2009. They were first reported in nine Georgia ...

The adult insects are leaving the fields in search of places to overwinter. While most will settle down into a crack or crevice in tree bark, they are also found in and around homes where they might ...

Kudzu is probably the South's most famous invasive species, and anybody who's driven around down here probably knows it can grow anywhere, was widely and deliberately planted to fight erosion, and ...

There's a new bug in town and, chances are, if you have wisteria growing in your yard you have already met it. Officially known as the bean plataspid, this insect is more commonly referred to as the ...

Among the species of the plant kingdom, kudzu has shown that it loves the South just like we do. However, it’s been like a house guest who was invited to “make yourself at home,” and then not only ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Kudzu bugs invade North Carolina homes each fall seeking warm overwinter sites. They cluster on light-colored siding, enter through ...

Kudzu bugs are a new pest in the South. They made their debut in our area this past spring, most notably on wisteria vines. After spending the summer outdoors feeding on kudzu, soybeans, field peas ...

These invasive insects likely hitch-hiked from Asia into the U.S. on an airplane in 2009. They were first reported in nine Georgia counties, increasing to 60 counties plus one North Carolina county ...