The best way to keep boxelder bugs from returning is to seal your home. "Common entry points include gaps around windows, ...

Boxelder bugs are insects seeking shelter for winter right now. Here's what they look like, how they invade your home and why they cannibalize.

If boxelder bugs are invading your home, the solution might just be in the kitchen. This nontoxic product, mixed with water, ...

Educators at the University of Minnesota Extension explain why we are seeing more Boxelder bugs this year.

Boxelder bugs are black and red bugs that invade homes in swarms. Thankfully, they’re harmless to humans and are relatively easy to manage.

When summer ends, boxelder bugs search for warmth and work harder to get inside your home. Experts say exclusion is the best way to prevent them.

If you're seeing swarms of red and black bugs in and around your house, they might be boxelder bugs, sometimes known as maple bugs. The good news is that they're not dangerous to people. The bad news ...

Native to the U.S., boxelder bugs sometimes become a nuisance for homeowners in the fall. “They are relatives of stink bugs,” says Matt Bertone, PhD, director of the Plant and Disease Insect Clinic at ...

Boxelder bugs, along with stink bugs, often invade Ohio homes in the fall seeking shelter from the cold. These insects are dark with red stripes and are often found on female boxelder trees. To remove ...