Remember those noisy, red-eyed bugs last year? Hope you missed them. After 17 years underground, Cicada Brood XIV is emerging with millions coming up out of the ground. Are they in Georgia, and if so, ...

DAHLONEGA, Ga. — Red-eyed, black-bodied, and orange-winged cicadas have been emerging in parts of north Georgia, part of Brood XIV. Last above ground 17 years ago in 2008, they'll be here for about a ...

A cicada is a large insect with long transparent wings that makes a loud, shrill droning noise. They spend most of their life underground, until they emerge, mate, reproduce and start the cycle all ...

Georgia residents can expect to hear the presence of the 17-year Brood XIV cicadas in early May, especially in areas with hardwood forests. Soil temperatures reaching 64 degrees is what triggers the ...

This year, portions of 13 states may be impacted by Brood XIV, the second-largest periodical brood of cicadas, according to the University of Connecticut.

This year, a different type of cicada will emerge underground for the first time in more than a decade. They're known as Brood XIV, and they'll be popping up in north Georgia in the next few weeks.

When the screaming cicadas start to show up in your yard, they don’t come alone. Summer means a ton of these noisy critters, but more cicadas also means more snakes. This year, Georgia’s peak cicada ...

Georgia is about to get louder as periodical cicadas prepare to emerge from the ground after more than a decade underground. Experts predict the noisy insects will begin surfacing in parts of Georgia ...