First cicadas, now Joro spiders? You’ve seen the headlines about “giant venomous spiders” invading the East Coast. Here’s are the facts.

A bison gored an 83-year-old woman on June 1 in Yellowstone National Park. The NPS says the bison was “defending its space.”

70-year-old wildlife photographer Dale Chorman died Sunday in a rare moose attack. His family said he died doing what he loved.

Snakes caused four power outages over the course of just eight days in Franklin, Tennessee. The local utility says this is unprecedented.

To all those in the Midwest and Southeast, how are you doing? We answer the question everyone is asking: When will the cicadas go away?

A 63-year-old woman fell from a popular hiking trail in Washington’s Columbia River Gorge and miraculously survived the 300-foot fall.

There’s a bear graveyard in Florida’s Seminole State Forest. The animals didn’t die there, so why are their bones there?

Someone laced dog treats with fish hooks and left them on the Appalachian Trail. Here’s what we know about this disturbing incident.

Yesterday was another deadly day of severe weather. Multiple tornadoes touched down and several people died in states such as Tennessee.

It’s a cicada invasion. Here’s what to know as trillions of cicadas emerge from the ground across the Midwest and southeastern United States.