RICHLAND, WA - In the Northwest, nights are getting cooler and days are getting shorter as we head into fall. It also means that wasps are swirling around the dead bugs on your car bumper and your family picnic this Labor Day. Correspondent Anna King found out there’s a reason behind their cranky behavior.
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