Times Square was abuzz on Tuesday as bees swarmed a hot dog stand, prompting police to shut down the street and call a beekeeper as tourists looked on.  

The University of Nevada, Reno’s Seismological Laboratory reports an ongoing swarm of earthquakes near south Reno, in the area of the Mt. Rose Highway and I-580.  

The Nevada Department of Agriculture is tracking this summer's migration of grasshoppers and Mormon crickets. How many of the pests are coming, and where?

While fault lines were triggering each other one by one outside of Hawthorne Wednesday night, Graham Kent, director of the Nevada Seismological Lab monitored a situation he says is typical in Nevada’s earthquake country. 

Most of us in the Truckee Meadows felt some shaking last month from that series of earthquakes that hit south Reno. The biggest one was a 4.3 but seismologists say it's only a matter of time before we get a really big one.

A seismologist says a magnitude-4.4 earthquake in a seismically active area of remote northwestern Nevada wasn't part of a recent swarm of temblors during the last few days closer to Reno.

The earthquake activity that began in July 2014 in the Sheldon Wildlife Refuge in far northwest Nevada is continuing to shake residents.

Despite its location away from major population centers, a swarm of earthquakes in the far northwest corner of Nevada is attracting attention as it continues to rumble residents this week with several magnitude 3.0 earthquakes, a 4.0-magnitude earthquake on Nov. 21 and a magnitude 4.3 on Nov. 17.

A swarm of earthquakes in the remote desert where Oregon, California and Nevada come together can be traced to the constant stretching of the earth's crust.