Study: San Antonio ranks among the most cockroach-infested U.S. metros
Here's something to make your skin crawl. A new study has ranked San Antonio as the nation's second-most cockroach infested metro area, right behind No. 1-ranked Houston. An astonishing 28% of Alamo City households reported signs of cockroaches in the past 12 months, according to the study, released last week by online pest control marketplace Pest Gnome.
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