mosquitoes

Consumer Reports recently released their top five mosquito repellants of 2019, and with Summer around the corner we know you need this information.

I've always kept bug spray at the house, and tried utilizing fragrant plants around the patio area of my backyard to keep them at bay as well, but it never fails - I get eaten alive.

Just the sound of mosquitoes in this video has me swatting around my face.

Texas Health and Human Services says we've had positive West Nile activity near Carthage and Canton. Here's what we need to know.

Soon we'll move this party outside, and we'll be camping and fishing and playing golf even more than we do now. Mosquito season will be cranking up too.

I try to stay positive, but sometimes things just manage to get under skin. You know what I mean, those little pet peeves that add up, and send you into orbit?

Join the Tyler Public Library in the Taylor Auditorium for an informational lecture about the Zika Virus on Thursday, Sept. 8 from 1 to 2:30 p.m.

On Aug. 23, Tyler Mosquito Control (TMC) sent routine samples to Austin of mosquitoes collected from areas located throughout the City of Tyler. Results were received on Aug. 29.

East Texas' rainy season is coming to an end and things seem to be drying up, but there's still plenty of standing and pooled water still around that can easily become a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

It's no secret as to how much rain we've gotten so far this year in East Texas. And now that's created quite the bug problem.

We've had our fair share of wet weather so far this summer and that means some extra moisture in the ground along with some areas of standing water hanging around us acting as breeding grounds for mosquitoes.