Despite our legendary Southern hospitality, there’s one houseguest that’s never welcome: mice! These rodents can infest all aspects of a home, including the shed, garage, attic, or even lawnmowers, ...

No one wants their sleeping quarters to turn into a mouse's home. Here's how to keep these creatures away, using natural ...

A mouse scurrying around the house is cause for alarm since they can carry disease. Do the mothballs in your closet keep mice ...

Remove food sources from your yard, like ripe produce, compost, bird seed, and pet food. Eliminate water sources like bird baths and leaky spigots. Field mice love cover to hide from predators, so ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you suspect you have a mouse (or two) in the house, you might be dealing with a larger problem.

While you're out enjoying the sun this summer, some uninvited visitors may be making their way into your home. While most mice are out and about foraging this time of year, some may be sneaking inside ...

You're not alone if you're wondering how to get rid of mice in your home. As the weather gets colder, you might see an increase in unexpected visitors, including these furry little rodents. Whether ...

INDIANAPOLIS — It's Sunday, and that mean's Pat Sullivan, with Sullivan Hardware and Garden, is back to share his home and garden tips. This week, Sullivan has tips for how to get rid of mice in your ...

Natalie Bumgarner talks growing microgreens, and Mr. D. discusses how to get rid of mice and rats. This week on The Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South, UT Extension Residential & Consumer ...

Mice search for food sources, shelter, and warmth. The boxes of donations in your garage and your pet's leftovers may be secretly attracting mice to take up residence in your home.