In the forest, carpenter ants have a job to do, recycling woody debris, such as dead trees and fallen logs. But these large ...

We all know ants like the sugary foods in our kitchen, but they often use our homes as shelter from rainstorms and long periods of dry heat, which is why you’ll likely see more ants in your home over ...

Understand how to get rid of fire ants using effective baits, mound treatments, and professional options tailored for homeowners.

“A qualified pest control professional can identify the species, locate the colony, and develop a targeted treatment plan ...

If you’ve ever walked into your kitchen to find a trail of ants, you know just how tricky it can be to get rid of them. In fact, the only way to really know if you have an ant problem is if you see ...

Wasps, mice, squirrels, ants, deer—these and other unwelcome critters can wreak havoc inside your house or yard, but you can prevent health risks and property damage by taking these smart steps By ...

It just takes one, and you know you have a problem. When you look at your counter or bathroom vanity and see a tiny ant scurrying around for food or water, you know it's not the only one. You need to ...

For people, warmer weather usually means wanting to spend a little more time outside after so many months cooped up indoors. Unfortunately, the opposite seems to be true for ants. Once spring weather ...

If you’re outdoors, you’re likely going to see ants, especially if there’s food involved. A few ants in your yard is nothing to be concerned about, but a constant presence should sound the alarms.

You can get ants out of your home — and make them stay out — this warm-weather season with the right pesticide and some intervention tricks. Last year, The News & Observer spoke with Sydney Crawley, ...

Carpenter ants are far worse than your regular black ants. Here's what to do if you spot carpenter ants in your home or yard.