And while they are indeed venomous, they do not pose any real risk to humans and pets. Basically, the spiders won't be getting to the New York and New Jersey area on their own. They move the ...

The insects are more than 8 inches in length and “balloon” through the sky on long, silky webs, appearing to fly.

This summer has been announced as “scary” in the United States. Spiders, the size of the palm of a hand, have landed in ...

According to the Albany-based appeals court’s ruling, witnesses including Monica’s father told a grand jury that Baldner stopped the family’s SUV, saying it was speeding on the New York ...

Joro spiders have been spotted along the border near New Jersey. The eight-legged spawn of the golden orb-weaver, when full-grown, is about the size of a human palm. Since FOX 5 NY reported on the ...

Keep your eyes peeled for some big spiders that could be crawling-even flying around some parts of the tri-state as the venomous Joro spider has now been reportedly spotted near the New Jersey border.

"Flying" venomous Joro spiders were spotted for the first time in this state. Read about the problems they can cause.

More on Joro spiders: The flying, venomous spider could be making its way to Delaware. Here’s what to know The invasive ...

If you ask an arachnophile, "Are spiders dangerous to humans?" They will likely respond that most spiders are not harmful to humans and play a crucial role in controlling insect populations.