If you're seeing more spiders in your yard this summer, you're not alone.

If you've noticed an increase in the number of mosquitoes buzzing around Winnipeg, you're not alone — but don't count on the city fogging just yet, says one councillor.

Summer's officially here, and while Winnipeg may not be living up to its reputation as a mosquito hotspot so far, that doesn't mean you should let your guard down.

Manitobans heading outdoors are noticing more pesky insects -- ticks specifically -- which can spread Lyme and other dangerous diseases.

A Winnipeg family remains upset after how several incidents, including bed bugs at Falcon Lake Hotel were handled.

With warm weather on the horizon, a rise in temperatures also means increased activity for ticks -- some of Manitoba's least favourite creepy-crawlies.

The City of Winnipeg will begin its first phase of mosquito prevention Monday.

Warmer weather is one of the signs that spring is finally on its way, but according to a local pest expert, there's another sign of the season – centipedes.

A Winnipeg pest control expert said wasp season came earlier than usual and the bugs are getting more aggressive as fall approaches.

The first human case of West Nile Virus to be identified this year is a child under 10 years old.