Brown recluse spiders are a lot more dangerous than American house spiders. Here's how to tell the difference between the harmless spider and the poisonous one.

As their name implies, brown recluse spiders are reclusive — Whitworth describes them as shy — and often go unnoticed as they spend their time in places where there is not a lot of human activity, ...

Jeff Williams, with Integrity Pest Control, said there are simple steps homeowners can take to keep them out of houses, ...

From the innocent daddy longlegs to the harmful brown recluse, here are the most common house spiders, how to identify them, and when to worry about a bite, according to entomologists.

Brown recluse spiders are showing up in Missouri homes more often this time of year, but experts say, despite their ...

Summer means that pests, like humans, are seeking a cool environment, potentially in your home. While some may be no more ...

Spider control requires a two-pronged approach For some people, their fear or dislike of spiders is strong enough to want them out of the house. To do that, Allen explained, you need a two-pronged ...

It's a common myth that spiders migrate into homes in the fall to escape cold weather, but the truth is, those eight-legged arachnids you see scurrying across your house have likely always been ...

Some of the most common types of spiders that can be found across the Pelican State include a brown recluse, brown widow, common house spider, jumping spider and a wolf spider. Do you know which on… ...

Female American House Spiders usually range from three-sixteenth to five-sixteenths of an inch while male American House Spiders are generally smaller. They are a yellowish-brown color with a dark ...