The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) is an invasive species that was introduced to North America in 1998. In a very short ...

Stink bugs, however, can pose a significant threat to fruits, vegetables and other crops, such as apples, corn, peppers, tomatoes and soybeans. How to keep stink bugs out of your house. The EPA ...

Why are there so many stink bugs in my house? If you have a lot of stink bugs in the living space of your home, you’ve probably had an infestation for some time that has grown over the years.

Every insect species has its claim to fame. Cicadas are known for making loud noises, while ladybugs are synonymous with red and black spots. Other bugs stink – literally. The U.S. and Canada ...

You'll likely notice stink bugs in your house when the weather starts to cool in the fall and early winter. They'll look for any opening to get in. How to Get Rid of Stink Bugs ...

How can I prevent stink bugs from getting into my house? Stink bugs are good at entering through tight spaces, as they have been recorded to enter through cracks as small as three to seven millimeters ...

Stink bugs, like other true bugs in the region, overwinter in cool months. Here’s how to get rid of the ones in your house.

Earlier this year, we asked readers in a survey if their houses had been infested by the infamous brown marmorated stink bug and what they do to get rid of them. The invasive bug, originally from ...

Most people worry about bugs inside the house. For stink bugs, the critters are more of an issue outdoors. Texas’s warm climate is the perfect environment for them to wreak havoc.

How do you get rid of them? Readers told us several approaches they use to handle stink bugs. Most people either flush them down the toilet, catch and release them outside or place them in the ...