The semifinalists for the 2025 lehighvalleylive.com Athlete of the Year award have each made their own unique mark on their high school programs. Here, we profile the 16 standouts and learn why they ...

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When last we met possibly the world’s ugliest bugs, it was spring of 2008. Sightings of the red-eyed beasts started in late April and by June the Upper Cape was teeming with them. Driving was a ...

The red-eyed insects are the second largest of the periodical cicadas, a version that hunkers down underground for years — 17 in the case of Brood XIC — as nymphs, feeding on tree sap ...

A lot of the time, this is just a silly thing we can get past, but these red-eyed photos have plagued plenty of people trying to commemorate important moments in their lives, be they weddings ...

This spring, millions of noisy, red-eyed cicadas from Brood XIV will blanket parts of the United States for the first time since 2008, when George W. Bush was in the White House and Donald Trump ...

Terrifying moment mystery red-eyed creature stalks woman’s home…& experts are puzzled Watch as the creature creepily glares at the terrified homeowner Michael Havis ...

Then they’ll climb up something nearby — a tree, a backyard shed — to molt into winged, six-legged, red-eyed bugs intent on mating to begin their life cycle anew. It’s difficult to ...

Imagine you’re in a South Carolina forest on a spring night when suddenly thousands of red-eyed creatures rise up from the ground. Horror film? Nope, it’s the emergence of cicadas after 13 ...

The satisfying texture of the red one-eyed monster crunchy clay is revealed as it is sliced, with each cut exposing the vibrant beads embedded inside. The combination of the clay’s softness and ...

Cicadas are juicy, red-eyed bugs that emerge in writhing masses every once in a while. And one of the largest cicada broods around will emerge in certain places of the U.S. this spring.

Talk about killing the buzz. Despite some news reports to the contrary, the newest influx of periodic cicadas — the red-eyed, at times comically clumsy aggravation with wings — will not ...