Many states are beginning to lift stay-at-home restrictions just in time for the summer travel season. Before you go, learn how to look for one tiny, but trip-altering, threat: hungry bed bugs.

The risks of pests in manufacturing can’t be ignored. But proper pest management is also a delicate process.

We donated lunch to 150 health care heroes at Baystate Medical Center to thank them for their hard work and dedication during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lyme disease affects people (and pets) of all ages, and is commonly found in children, older adults and in those who spend time outdoors working or in other activities, such as firefighters and park rangers, with higher exposure to ticks.

Bed bugs are among those pests people may associate with unclean or “seedy” accommodations. The fact is, even the most luxurious bed in the highest quality hotel isn’t immune to an infestation.

Because of their tiny size and ease of mobility, fleas and ticks can be difficult to find and eradicate once they’ve been smuggled inside your home.

Bugs need love, too! Learn about some mating rituals of bugs, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Many of these critters stay active over the winter, often looking for warm places like attics and basements in homes and businesses for protection.