Spotted lanternfly brings residue, threats to grapes and trees

The spotted lanternfly is wreaking havoc on the East Coast, but hasn't arrived in the Chicago area yet. Illinois and Indiana naturalists are watching Huntington, Indiana, where they have been found in a 35-acre area.

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