(WKOW) — A familiar sound is back around Lake Winnebago. Lake flies are hatching in swarms ... For many, the hardest part is keeping the flies out of their homes. “We have an extra door in the house ...

Lake flies are swarming neighborhoods along Lake Winnebago shorelines, making outdoor surfaces look fuzzy as they cling to the sides of houses, cars and telephone polls, forcing people to lock ...

OSHKOSH – Homes along Lake Winnebago were hit with strong ice shoves this week, causing some serious damage. An ice shove is a surge of ice that moves onto shore from a body of water.

and the houses, and, well, just about everything - around Lake Winnebago. Every year around Mother's Day, the flies hatch by the millions. They mate, lay eggs and live for only a few days before ...

OSHKOSH, Wis.—A state biologist says residents around Lake Winnebago can expect to see the annual spring invasion of lake flies this weekend. Lake flies look like large mosquitoes. They can be ...

"Last year they weren't nearly as bad," said Schulz, who lives along the west shore of Lake Winnebago ... "You have to power wash your house on a bad year to get rid of them," she said.

Lake flies are swarming neighborhoods along Lake Winnebago shorelines, making outdoor surfaces look fuzzy as they cling to the sides of houses, cars and telephone polls, forcing people to lock ...

The lake flies are once again making their presence known around Lake Winnebago. This typically ... hardest part is keeping the flies out of the house as they can leave behind tiny spots.