House mice don’t just come inside during cool weather, but they do stay longer then. Our expert tells us what to look for and how to get rid of them.

So you’ve seen a mouse in your house. The first step is to take a deep breath; finding mice in your home is extremely common, especially come fall and winter, and it’s not the end of the world ...

This fall, you might find some tiny creatures stirring inside your house. They’ll probably be house mice. In speaking with an expert — Michael Cove, research curator of mammalogy for the NC ...

In the fall, rodents move indoors, seeking warmth and food. We discuss how to keep these critters out of your home and how to vanquish an infestation.

A mouse. But keeping mice away from your house can be a big challenge during the colder months, when your home is much warmer than any nest they can build out in the wild.

This fall, you might find some tiny creatures stirring inside your house. They’ll probably be house mice. In speaking with an expert — Michael Cove, research curator of mammalogy for the NC ...

This fall, you might find some tiny creatures stirring inside your house. They’ll probably be house mice. In speaking with an expert — Michael Cove, research curator of mammalogy for the NC ...

House mice can emerge inside your home year-round, Cove said. “House mice are really good at capitalizing and finding resources, especially in our homes, since they don’t mind humans.

House mice can emerge inside your home year-round, Cove said. “House mice are really good at capitalizing and finding resources, especially in our homes, since they don’t mind humans.