Bed bugs. The mere mention of them might make your skin crawl. These little critters are all too common, with one out of five people in the U.S. reporting a previous infestation or knowing of someone ...

(NewsNation) — Bed bugs are hard to see, but they pack a punch when they bite, leaving behind small, itchy marks. They are not known to spread diseases to humans, according to the Centers for Disease ...

It's spring time and temperatures are beginning to rise, so that means it's also bug season. That includes those pesky beg bugs, which a harmless but are still a nuisance and are tough to get rid of.

Once a bed bug infestation is found, there are ways to treat infestations — both chemically and without chemicals. Non-chemical treatments include putting the bedding and clothing in a dryer at high ...

No one wants to discover bed bugs in their home. If you've ever experienced the itchy red rash those critters cause, you'll want to be rid of them as soon as possible. But can you kill bed bugs using ...

Bed bugs are active year-round, but the summer and fall months bring ample opportunity for the tiny pests to hitch rides on vacation luggage as people move across the country via airports and visit ...

With all this talk about an increase in bed bugs in cities across the United States, what do bed bug bites look like, how can they be treated, and what should I ...