Reports of spotted lanternflies have popped up in several states across the U.S. Here's what they look like and why the USDA wants you to squish them.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A spotted lantern fly rests on some bark. - Vicki Jauron, Babylon And Beyond Photography/Getty Images If you are an enthusiastic ...

No amount of stomping, equishing or insecticide will vanquish lantern flies, according to state officials. Christopher Sadowski Turns out the lantern flies are the ones crushing it. The Big Apple ...

There are more spotted lantern flies in the area this year than in the past, according to an expert. He said there are three main reasons why. Some potentially good news: The expert does not think ...

While the flies were initially reported in the DMV region more than usual, an expert says that as the temperature changes, you will likely see them less. SEE MORE | Spotted lanternflies return to the ...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The spotted lantern flies (SLF) are beginning to disappear for the winter, but they worked hard, so they can reappear next year. SLF begin laying eggs in September and continue ...

Are lantern flies a national security threat? How do agricultural pests pose a national security threat? DARPA's director of the Biological Technologies Office explains.

WHERE EXACTLY IT TOOK PLACE AND INVASIVE SPECIES THAT HAS HARMED PLANTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAS NOW BEEN SPOTTED IN SOUTH CAROLINA. LANTERNFLIES ARE ASIAN BUGS THAT CAN BE DEADLY TO CROPS AND HOME ...

Montgomery County taking steps to stop lantern flies Montgomery County is putting its foot down on the invasive species lantern flies.