The historic 17-year cicada brood that Illinois contended with for weeks will soon die off, and as residents notice the smell of the brood's decay, they might wonder: What should you do with the dead ...

MISSOURI, USA — Dead cicadas and cicada shells are starting to pile up around Missouri as this year's periodical emergence continues. The insects will climb out of the ground near the roots of trees, ...

As June wraps up, the cicada symphony is coming to an end, but homeowners may see some lingering effects of the summertime insects. In parts of the state that experienced the cicada swarm, folks may ...

They have been around for weeks, eerily and loudly calling out, making a mess and peeing on everything. Millions if not billions of 17-year cicadas have emerged in Cincinnati and Southwest Ohio. So, ...

"I can’t go on a walk without a lil crunch crunch under my feet," One Reddit user posted to the Cincinnati subreddit. The cicada invasion is underway in Cincinnati and Southwest Ohio. And the 17-year ...

As temperatures begin to rise in Middle Tennessee and head towards summer, some area residents might start to notice a foul smell hanging around the trees. Murfreesboro resident Robert Cairns said he ...

Coming soon in Illinois' cicada invasion: The smell. When to expect the stench and for how long Are you seeing a lot of dead cicadas? You're not alone, but that might not mean the emergence in ...

Are you seeing a lot of dead cicadas? You're not alone, but that might not mean the emergence in Illinois is coming to an end. It could mean cicadas are entering a new phase of the emergence: the ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – During the last week or so, you may have noticed dead leaves and twigs at the ends of the branches on the trees in your yard. As you might have guessed, the cicadas are to ...

The big cicada emergence is over, but the study is just beginning in Chicago's western suburbs for researchers at the Morton Arboretum. "We just got a bunch of bags ... and, what you can see, all ...

This past summer, Isabel Wherry's daughter, Aspen, noticed a dead cicada in their front yard in Illinois. She named it Cicady, and now, months later, she hasn’t let it leave her sight. "She had an ...