Albert Einstein is often attributed as saying, “If the bee disappeared off the face of the Earth, man would only have four years left to live.” The funny, and scary thing, about that statement is that ...

I enjoyed the article covering the history of the Bee Tree Reservoir and the building of the dam that created the lake [“Like Water for Asheville: Bee Tree Reservoir Rides Again,” June 4], in which ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- A swarm of bees took over a tree in East Harlem Wednesday afternoon, putting so much weight on one branch that it broke off. The swarm of bees made their home in a tree on ...

SHE fished often. He knew so at once. From the very way she stood, legs together, relaxed. The white gravel lip of the lakcshore curved about the green water of the shallow inlet. She was fishing the ...

Q: This spring, bees swarmed to my oak tree and moved into a hole in a limb. We don't want to hurt the bees, but my gardener told us that the bees will cause the tree to decay. On the other hand, an ...

Faculty at the University of Richmond are being credited for rescuing nearly 70,000 bees after a tornado on Monday took down a tree near the school’s campus. University facilities, who were called to ...

When Rachel Fuentes relocated her “Signs By Tomorrow” franchise last year from a small shop off Broadway to a 7,500-square-foot corner lot on North Flores Street, she was proud of the new space, the ...

THE LAKE TODAY: The Black Balsam Range feeds 80 inches of rain a year to the 520-million gallon Bee Tree Reservoir. Courtesy City Of Asheville You don’t have to be a dam expert to realize that the new ...

COSHOCTON − A rotting tree on the Fourth Street side of the Coshocton Court Square will be removed on Thursday, after a large limb fell off of it over Memorial Day weekend. The tree is estimated to be ...

Joshua Tree National Park’s Cottonwood campground, closed last week because of bees, is open again. The park’s Jumbo Rocks campground, closed for the same reason, is on track to reopen Friday. Both ...

VONORE, Tenn. — A massive hive of honey bees is getting a new home after being removed from a tree in Vonore. The bees took up residence in a tree hole in Fort Loudoun State Historic Area. Tellico ...