2 hrs ago | Lake Oswego Review
Massive number of bumblebees due near Target store
'They were literally falling out of the trees,' says Rich Hatfield, who first documented the massive bee kill.
6 hrs ago | Click2Houston
Pasadena woman attacked by bees
Cindy Joyner was mowing between two sheds behind her home on Saturday when a bee stung her on her hand, and before she knew it, she was covered.
7 hrs ago | KEYC Television, Mankato, MN
Swarm Of Bees Moving In To Kansas Apartment
FINALLY AT FIVE... THEY'VE BEEN NOTICING A BUZZ AROUND SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS. SIGHTS LIKE THIS ARE POPPING UP ALL OVER THE AREA IN WICHITA.
11 hrs ago | Trend Hunter Magazine
3D Bee-Made Sculptures - These 3D Prints Made by Bees Will Have You Buzzing
As part of the Dewar's campaign for its newly released honey-infused drink, the company has produced 3D prints constructed by bees.
15 hrs ago | Newsday
Weather-hit farm buys Italian bees
A farm in Shropshire has imported bees from Italy after the wet winter and a slow start to spring saw their stocks dwindle.
19 hrs ago | Nake-id Knits
Getting buzzed at the state beekeepers meeting
Being curious new beekeepers we found the prospect of a day's worth of bee education on the Western Slope irresistible , especially when followed by a five-course dinner with wine and mead pairings.
23 hrs ago | Inhabitat
Dewar's Teams up With 80,000 Bees to Create a 3D Bottle Out of Honeycomb
The whiskey maker recently enlisted the services of 80,000 honey bees to "print" a Dewar's bottle out of honeycomb! They're calling it the 3B project, and they're using it to promote the launch of their new Highlander Honey whiskey.
Promiscuity helps honeybees mix up the gene pool
Such procreative preferences help honeybee colonies survive by bringing more genetic diversity into the mix, according to a new study by entomology researchers at North Carolina State University and other institutions.
Couple distraught after beloved bee hive is destroyed
A Miami Beach couple says they are devastated after a bee hive outside their home that they grew to love over two decades has been destroyed.
Bees removed from attack victim's home
A Cape Coral woman attacked by bees over the weekend was greeted with another surprise in her front yard Monday morning.
Agriculture officials on watch for aggressive bees
The first known instance of the more aggressive bees - sometimes called "killer bees"- in Tennessee came last year.
Honeybee swarms plaguing homeowners in North Texas
She's hearing from 100 or more people a day who are frantically calling Little Giant Beekeepers for help in removing swarms of honeybees that are either scouting around for new homes or have taken up permanent residence.
Nashville man accused of Targeting young girls
No television, no problem! Stream our Newscasts LIVE starting at 9 pm. Stephen Ray Creasy , 44, was under investigation for soliciting minors for sex over the internet via Tagged.com .
Whole Foods Shows Customers the Bleak Future of Produce Without Bees
The decline in bee populations -or colony collapse disorder-has been all the buzz lately, which led Whole Foods Market to team up with the Xerces Society to show us what a world-or at least, produce section-without bees would look like.
Four stories up -- out on the roof above the doctors, nurses and staff at The Valley Hospital's Luckow Pavilion in Paramus, N.J. -- a new group of employees is busy creating a city out of wax.
East Lancashire gardeners urged to grow bee-friendly plants
PEOPLE have been urged to plant bee-friendly plants and trees after a report revealed the number of the insects in the north had dropped alarmingly.
Thousands of bees invade Lake Park home
Swarming around the outside of a crack no larger than the size of a flashlight, hundreds of bees could be seen swarming in the backyard of Lake Park home.
Washington State Univ. starts sperm bank for honeybees
There's a lot of buzz at Washington State University over work to develop the first sperm bank for honeybees.
Israeli Scientist: Virus Causing Bees to Disappear
An Israeli scientist says that he has found the answer to a riddle that has plagued scientists for the past several years: Why are bees disappearing? The answer, according to Professor Ilan Sela of Hebrew University is because they are succumbing to a virus.
Bee swarm surprises Bernard shoppers
A huge swarm of honey bees clung to the trunk of a tree near a building on the corner of Bernard and Richter Avenues late Saturday afternoon.