The spotted lanternfly is back, and this time, it’s showing up early. The invasive pest from Asia has already been spotted in at least 17 U.S. states before summer even officially begins, and ...

A spotted lanternfly in Providence, R.I. in 2024. The invasive pest, known to weaken and kill trees by feeding on their sap, has been found in every county of Connecticut, according to the Department ...

If you live in an area with spotted lanternflies, you probably know the drill — stomp and kill these invasive insects at first sight. There are also ways to wipe out lanternflies naturally with a ...

Spotted lanternflies are back in the Washington area, and experts say you should kill any that you see. Native to Asia, the spotted lanternfly showed up in Pennsylvania in 2014. Today, 19 states plus ...

Q: Lanternflies seem to be everywhere in my yard. What can I use to get rid of them? A: Nothing will get rid of them for long, but natural controls are gradually suppressing the population. Spotted ...

A Columbus Metro Park is hosting an event for the public to help squash the invasive spotted lanternfly. Spotted lanternflies are a non-native species that threaten Ohio's crops, trees, and other ...

Spotted lanternfly found in 19 states, including Georgia USDA urges residents to check plants and kill bugs on sight UGA says Fulton County most at risk, no major ecosystem harm yet ATLANTA - ...

Its eye-catching red hindwings and spotted gray wings are hard to forget. Yours might be the first sighting in the county, let alone your town. The invasive insect is spreading into Western ...

They may be black or white or red all over. It all depends on when you spot them.In much of the eastern U.S., the spotted lanternfly is now reaching adult maturity with its recognizable pinkish-gray ...

The spotted lanternfly, an invasive species from Asia, is making a 2025 appearance across the U.S. even before the official start of summer on June 20. According to the World Population Review tracker ...