I suspect the same is true in many northern Indiana counties. Many people know the familiar markings of a Japanese beetle: adult beetles are about 1/2-inch-long, metallic green and bronze in color, ...

INDIANAPOLIS – Japanese beetles have been reported across areas of central Indiana, an invasive species of beetles that can cause damage to plants. Ren Hall, a Nursery Inspector and Complianc… ...

BOTTOM LINE: Northern Iowa takes on the Indiana State Sycamores after AJ Green scored 21 points in Northern Iowa's 95-75 win against the Missouri State Bears. The Sycamores are 8-5 on their home ...

July 22, 2008 Trap detects emerald ash borer in northern Indiana county WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Emerald ash borer has been detected in Kosciusko County in northeastern Indiana. The find was confirmed ...

BOTTOM LINE: Two guards will be on display as Tyreke Key and Indiana State will take on AJ Green and Northern Iowa. The junior Key has scored 25 percent of the team's points this season and is ...

Last week I covered insect pests of concern in Indiana, and today I’ll cover four plant diseases of concern in our landscapes and woodlands. Like last week, this is certainly not a comprehensive list ...

With the Fourth of July often comes the start of Japanese beetle season in Wisconsin. The pests are not a welcome guest to ...

True story: Indy's squirrel invasion of 1822 Their arrival in Indiana could prove even more deadly than the damage already done by the metallic green ash borer. Targeting 12 types of trees ...

These metallic-green, buzzing beetles are about an inch long and have seemingly random flight paths into the sides of structures, cars and anyone walking within close proximity.

Tens of thousands of Northern Virginia ash trees are at risk of dying in coming years, according to area forestry officials. The culprit? A menacing, half-inch beetle. The infamous tree killer ...

The small, invasive metallic green beetle bores into ash trees and damages the soft wood tissue that transports nutrients throughout the tree.

Meet the insect that helped fuel Northern California’s Valley fire destruction An example of dead western pine beetles alongside a bark beetle, left, from a trap set in Barton Flats in San ...