Brood XIV cicadas, periodical cicadas, will emerge this season after 17 years, but likely won't appear in Michigan. Here's a ...

If you’ve recently planted young trees and start to see signs of large cicada populations, the best option is to wrap the ...

The 2025 emergence belongs to Brood XIV, one of the largest groups of 17-year periodical cicadas, but it’s concentrated in ...

These cicadas, first identified in 1634, have lived underground for 17 years and are expected to spread from Georgia to Indiana.

A familiar sight (and sound) will soon appear across 14 states as the next major brood of periodical cicadas emerges.Brood ...

While states like Kentucky and Tennessee brace for a literal buzz bomb, eastern Oklahoma sits safely outside the splash zone ...

Get ready, folks. Millions of red-eyed Nashville cicadas are about to crash the party. The spring 2025 wave is made up of ...

It could be a loud spring in many eastern states, as scores of cicadas pop up from the ground after hiding for 17 years.

In the coming weeks, many areas of central Pennsylvania will experience a most interesting natural spectacle — the emergence of the periodical cicada. These large, noisy bugs are sometimes incorrectly ...

Last year was an especially big year for cicadas, with the rare, overlapping emergence of two different broods, Brood XIII and Brood XIX. The two broods last emerged in 1803, and the next double ...

Last year was an especially big year for cicadas, with the rare, overlapping emergence of two different broods, Brood XIII and Brood XIX. The two broods last emerged in 1803, and the next double ...