This story was updated to add a video. This article originally appeared on Fort Myers News-Press: Floating fire ant piles? Yes. Flooding from storms like Helene promotes pests on the move ...

Fire ants might be the scourge of southern states ... of the linked bodies of their bottom-layer brethren. Sometimes ants move from the bottom to the upper layer or from the upper to the bottom ...

Keep ants out of your garden beds with these smart, simple tips that actually work—no harsh chemicals required. Learn more ...

Invasive imported fire ants have now been found in Chesterfield County, the Tri-Cities and several other Central Virginia ...

He now has an answer for one particular invasive species. CU Boulder researcher Julian Resasco has studied invasive fire ants for more than a decade. When Resasco first began researching the issue ...

Despite a $6-million budget and a small army of field technicians enlisted to fight them, the fire ants are winning--and heading north out of Orange County. With newly discovered colonies in seven ...

To control ants in the home, always keep food in sealed containers, put fruit in the refrigerator and wipe counter tops clean ...

Unless the product completely penetrates the mound, ants will move to a different site via underground foraging tunnels to avoid the insecticide. A few active ingredients used in fire ant control ...

One of these problematic species is called the black fire ant or black imported fire ant. Learn how to identify this species so you know what to do when they start building mounds in your yard.

Floating fire ant piles? Yes. It's a thing especially after big storms that cause flooding like Hurricane Helene has in Southwest Florida. It's another reason to beware of going into the water, beyond ...

Floating fire ant piles? Yes. It's a thing especially after big storms that cause flooding like Hurricane Helene has in Southwest Florida. It's another reason to beware of going into the water ...