Spiders

If you’re noticing more spiders around your house lately, you’re not alone. Late summer into fall is prime spider season in Michigan, and there’s a simple reason why.

Spring’s back, and so are Michigan’s most feared critters. Meet the Black Widow spider — venomous, yes, but far less dangerous than you think.

Spiders in your Michigan home aren't the enemy.

If you feel like you're seeing more spiders & their webs around Michigan lately, you aren't alone. You may surprised by the reason behind the sudden population boom.

In Michigan, there are two primary species of spiders that are considered dangerous due to their venom.

Michigan is home to spiders that are more than just creepy, they're poisonous.

Of all the spiders in Michigan, only two species are venomous. Here's what to be on the lookout for.

When talking about spiders in Michigan, we usually hear Black Widow, Brown Recluse, maybe Wolf Spider but have you ever heard of a Hobo Spider?

Stop judging me.

Too late.

I've brought this up a bunch of times on the air; I'm deathly scared of snakes, no problems with spiders. How about you?

I'm noticing more and more spiders around my apartment since the weather started to warm up. I don't completely freak out if I see one, but I would rather they stay outside. Here are some pretty awesome tips to get rid of them, and keep you away from dangerous chemicals.