Africanized honey bees, often called "killer bees," are now in 13 states, including Mississippi. Know where to find them, how ...

Are Africanized bees in Mississippi? A state expert says reported colonies have all been eradicated. What to know about where ...

The statement that Africanized bees are well-established in Mississippi is simply not true.” said Harris, a beekeeping expert ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...

But bees aren't necessarily "killer" just because they're aggressive. In 2008, a swarm attacked and killed a dog and injured its owner in Pascagoula . According to the Bureau of Plant Industry, it ...