Cicadas

Kentucky seems to be the 2025 focal point for the newest cicada brood. But where are they the most heavily concentrated?

Cicadas are emerging—and yes, you can eat them. Learn what they taste like, how to harvest them safely, and five unique ways to cook them at home.

A massive brood of 17-year cicadas will soon emerge across parts of Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Here's what you need to know about the noisy invasion.

Last Spring was an incredibly noisy one here in Kentucky, Illinois, and Tennessee. Billions of cicadas emerged in a rare double-brood event.

Cicada mania is in high gear right now in parts of Illinois, and National Geographic just stopped in one Illinois village to photograph the craziness.

An explanation as to why there are no cicadas in my yard while others nearby are overrun wasn't good enough. But NATURE provided the answer.

They are going to need a whole team of people to clean up this neighborhood.

After cicada Brood X leave Illinois, pest control experts say there are three important things every homeowner needs to do.

The cicadas have started to emerge in Kentucky and we have video of trees covered in them. Here's what cicadas look and sound like!

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources wants us to turn our cicada frustration into unique pieces of art to be featured in a new Cicada art show this summer.

As cicadas emerge in the tri-state, did you know you can prepare them as a snack? Here's how to cook 'em up!

Illinois will be crawling with billions of cicadas very soon. If you have these two things in your backyard, you're going to be seeing more cicadas than most.