Despite how cute they are, mice aren't a pest you want in your house, partially because they're smarter than you think and can outsmart your traps.

If you scour your house—especially basements, garages, crawl spaces, and attics—and can’t find a mouse nest, it means the mouse or mice haven’t been in your home long enough to build a nest.

Durtsche said you're more likely to get the hantavirus if you are breathing in air near mice nests or are exposed to rodent urine and feces for an extended period of time.

House mice don’t just come inside during cool weather, but they do stay longer then. Our expert tells us what to look for and how to get rid of them.

Mice in your home are a common problem when it gets colder but there are ways to get them out and keep them out.

The organisers of an initiative aimed at reversing a decline in numbers of house martins are asking members of the public to report the locations of nests. The distinctive dark blue and white ...

Nests and some dead rodents were found in outbuildings of the house where Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa were found dead.

People sometimes get creative when trying to rid their homes of unwanted pests. Although wasps are beneficial pollinators, they can be defensive of their nests, and there are times when it’s ...

White-footed mice are good climbers, which comes in handy for running along pipes in house basements, including ascending vertical pipes. However, when they are not living in country homes and barns, ...

Six signs of mice in your home as pest control experts say rodent activity peaks during winter The experts have warned that mice spread diseases like salmonella and hantavirus to humans through ...

However, when they are not living in country homes and barns, white-footed mice inhabit deciduous forests, brushy areas, and fields, using their climbing ability to nest in trees.