The emerald ash borer (EAB) has devastated ash trees across North America. But researchers in Ohio discovered something ...

After killing millions of ash trees in five U.S. states and in parts of Canada since its first discovery in 2002 , the emerald ash borer has come to Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture ...

A metallic green insect smaller than a penny is responsible for the destruction of 20 million ash trees in the United States and is threatening Minnesota’s ash trees. The emerald ash borer ...

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture said in a news release that Twin Cities homeowners with ash trees on their property should “join the fight against emerald ash borer, the tiny tree ...

In areas of the state, like some spots in northern Minnesota, places that previously remained safe from the pest, due to temperature, quarantine rules and other factors, black ash trees may now be ...

Prospect Park is the latest neighborhood to fall victim to a pesky insect that makes its home in ash trees. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture confirmed an infestation of emerald ash borer ...

Ash trees make up nearly one-third of the Faribault's tree canopy, and the population has been devastated by the emerald ash ...

FAIRMONT— The yard waste recycling site in Fairmont is currently being burned in an attempt to get rid of excess material.

A contract awarded by the Anoka County Board Jan. 28 will remove an estimated 400 emerald ash borer diseased trees in the county park system.

Emerald ash borer (EAB), the most destructive forest pest to enter North America has left hundreds of millions of dead ash trees in its wake. Although this pest has been found throughout our state, ...