Most house spiders are harmless, but brown recluse spiders should be taken seriously in your home. Banish them quickly with a ...

Have you been seeing more venomous spiders in and around your Mississippi home lately? Here's how to identify them and keep them away.

Nobody wants to find a brown recluse spider in their yard, garden, or house. Sadly, there's something you're doing that is drawing them in.

Brown recluse spiders live all over Kansas and Missouri, and they’re most active from March to October. Bites are rare because the spider avoids humans.

If you are bitten by a brown recluse, make sure to seek medical attention as soon as possible, as the bite can lead to serious tissue damage. To report a correction or typo, please email ...

Learn how to identify, prevent, and stay safe from brown recluse spiders. Find out their habits, where they live, and steps to avoid bites in Wichita and Kansas.

I think I have brown recluse spiders. How can I be sure and what should I do? Mary W. — Tulsa Brown recluse, or "fiddle back," is one of the two spiders in Oklahoma venomous to humans (black ...

Brown recluse spiders prefer tight, dark, and undisturbed spaces. Most bites happen by accident, when the spider is trapped against skin inside clothing, shoes, or gloves.

Doctors blame a brown recluse spider for causing raging and life-threatening infection in a Georgia woman, Victoria Franklin. Toxologists are suspicious, saying it could be MRSA bacteria instead.

Brown recluse spider, seen in a file photo, is commonly found in Kansas. Here’s how you can identify it if you believe you may have one hiding out in your home.