Philadelphia Bee Company received three calls in quick succession shortly after 11 a.m. Wednesday. There was a swarm in Center City. Dozens of honeybees had landed on a white painter's van parked near ...

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"Holland In Photos," a series shot by Sentinel photographer Adam Vander Kooy, highlights the extra-ordinary happenings of your neighbors. HOLLAND — For this week’s Holland in Photos, I stopped by Don ...

The woman, who is a beekeeper, was sentenced to six months after being convicted of using the bees as a weapon against deputies during a 2022 eviction. By Adeel Hassan The sheriff’s deputies were ...

COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Don’t be alarmed if you see bee swarms. Instead, report them to local beekeepers through Swarmed, Cobb County Animal Services reminds people. It’s swarm season. The season typically ...

Two volunteers place a package of bees in the apiary of the UC Irvine South Coast Research Center. (Photo courtesy of Diana Cervantes) The buzzing starts before the box is opened. In front of me, a ...

A Massachusetts woman who deployed a swarm of honeybees as a weapon against deputies during an eviction has been found guilty by a jury April 17, 2026. Rorie Susan Woods was found guilty on four ...

Honey bee swarms are starting early thanks to warmer winter Claudia Sheinbaum is learning the price of appeasing Trump Capital One must pay out $425 million in class-action settlement. Here’s who’s ...

SUMTER COUNTY, S.C. — A resident in Sumter County got a surprise when a large swarm of bees settled in a tree on her property, prompting a quick response from local beekeepers, who say the behavior is ...

HAMPDEN COUNTY, Mass. (WKRC) - A woman who unleashed a swarm of bees while she was being evicted has learned her fate. According to WCVB, 59-year-old Rorie Susan Woods, who was accused of turning a ...

KAYSVILLE, Utah (KSL) -- It was an unlikely problem that showed up out of the blue Monday, just outside Jeannette Stokes Memmott's front door. Bees. And just not a few. There were thousands. "It was ...