Bugs

As fall settles in, it seems like these bugs are throwing a party in our homes, and not everyone’s invited.

Montana is home to more than just mountains and moose. Some of its smallest residents can also be the most dangerous. Here are the bugs that should be on your hit list.

As the leaves start to fall, homeowners might find themselves in a battle with some uninvited guests buzzing around. Let's talk about what to do.

Check out this natural bug repellent solution using just three ingredients to keep those pests away.

These unexpected guests are putting a new spin on summer picnics — and it's not a good one.

There’s just something magical about the arrival of warmer weather in North Dakota. The sun shines a little brighter, the breeze feels a little sweeter, and suddenly your weekends are filled with mowing, raking, gardening, and for the lucky few—stretching out in a hammock and soaking it all in. Everythin ...

They are going to need a whole team of people to clean up this neighborhood.

With over 91,000 described types of insects living in the United States, there are hungry pests that could do some serious damage in Idaho.

The Cicada-geddon has arrived.

Experts say cicadas have "jetting" pee that allows them to squirt at potential predators, including humans.