Cicadas have been around for weeks in Cincinnati and Southwest Ohio. So, their time is nearly up, right? Here's when they ...

Cicadas are swarming around Cincinnati and Southwest Ohio. Wondering when they will go away? Here's how long you have to wait ...

Cicadas are a noisy, persistent pest when they show up. Here's where they're emerging this year, and how you can deal with ...

17-year cicadas have already been spotted in some parts of Kentucky this year, and more are coming. This year, cicadas from ...

Brood XIV cicadas are expected to emerge after 17 years. According to the Penn State Extension, this brood could pop up in ...

"There is a lot of anticipation about the periodical cicadas in Massachusetts," said Simisky. Dubbed "Brood XIV, " or "Brood ...

The 17-year periodical cicadas have returned to Centre County, whether you hate them, love them — or find them tasty.

After the female has laid its eggs, the new cicadas -- called nymphs -- will hatch about six to seven weeks later, fall to the ground and burrow underground and stay there for another 17 years, ...

Gene Kritsky, professor emeritus of biology with Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati, said cicadas are still ...

The fascinating emergence of Brood XIV cicadas in the Eastern U.S. will take place this summer. These insects are harmless to humans and gardens, and mark a unique natural event, experts say.