Those in the Huntington area will soon be able to visit Cicadafest, a free, one-day festival hosted by Cicada Books & Coffee, located at 604 14th St. W., during the ...

After hatching, cicada nymphs burrow 6-18 inches underground, where they will remain for 13 or 17 years. The next periodical cicada broods are expected in Ohio in 2027, 2033, 2036, and 2038. Is ...

The 17-year cicada emergence is happening on Cape Cod and nearby areas. Cicadas are members of hemiptera, or true bugs. Citizen scientists can join the Cicada Brood XIV count. Woo! Science is a ...

Don’t be afraid or annoyed of the coming periodical cicadas. It’s a once-in-a-17-year chance to enjoy a wondrous natural phenomenon. Adult Brood X cicadas, which come out only once every 17 ...

Ohio will then see cicadas again in 2033, 2036 and 2038, according to Cicada Mania. Kaycee Sloan contributed to reporting . This story was updated to add a gallery.

The cicada invasion, which occurs every 17 years, has already wreaked havoc on the Cincinnati area, as the loud-screeching bugs have infiltrated neighborhoods, parks, and even Kings Island.

The cicada invasion, which occurs every 17 years, has already wreaked havoc on the Cincinnati area, as the loud-screeching bugs have infiltrated neighborhoods, parks, and even Kings Island.

This year, cicadas from Brood XIV will be seen – and heard – in 13 states, Gene Kritsky, founder of Cicada Safari told USA TODAY a group that crowdsources and reviews data on cicadas.

Ohio will then see cicadas again in 2033, 2036 and 2038, according to Cicada Mania. Kaycee Sloan contributed to reporting . This story was updated to add a gallery.

Cicadas, whose musical courtship calls once echoed around an ancient forest in southern England, have been reintroduced from France by conservationists hoping to re-establish the insect's UK ...

The cicada invasion, which occurs every 17 years, has already wreaked havoc on the Cincinnati area, as the loud-screeching bugs have infiltrated neighborhoods, parks, and even Kings Island.

A cicada flew into a car, startled the driver and caused them to crash. (Blue Ash Police Department) “We’re all well aware that these pesky cicadas don’t respect personal space, including ...