Stink bugs

Michigan homes are safe (for now). But stink bugs are waiting for that first cold snap to invade. Learn how to prep before your house becomes their winter Airbnb.

Nostalgia for pest-free summers in Michigan fades as brown marmorated stink bugs invade. Explore effective methods for dealing with this invasive species without creating a mess.

Find out why bugs invade homes in winter and how to prevent them from sneaking in, according to Bug Man, Bob Yoakman.

As the temperatures start to drop in Michigan, we should also start to see the decline of pesky bugs. But for one bug in particular, this is the time of year where they are looking for a warm place to hibernate, like our home or workplace.

The invasion of stink bugs is back this spring. Learn how to keep these pesky critters out of your home without causing a stink.

If you've noticed one too many unwelcome bugs in your home recently, you're not the only one.

Seriously... they've been there the WHOLE TIME!?!??!

The notorious stink bugs are back in town, and it's time to gear up for the battle of wits against these odorous invaders.

Seriously, I'd almost rather have more mosquitos if it meant less stink bugs.

If you're curious too, the stink bug isn't even native to our country, it's an insect native to China, Japan, Korea, and other Asian regions. But In September of1998 it was collected in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where it is believed to have been accidentally introduced.