pests

That satisfying ZAP! from your backyard bug zapper feels like sweet revenge against Montana mosquitoes. Unfortunately, it may be killing plenty of bugs you actually want around.

The invasive insects, about a half-inch long with a metallic green body and bronze wings, feed on more than 300 plant species, skeletonizing leaves and damaging flowers, fruit, and turf grass roots.

Boxelder bugs may look creepy (and they're certainly annoying), but they’re harmless houseguests. Here’s why they invade your home and how to keep them out with a non-toxic remedy.

It’s shaping up to be a grasshopper season like no other in Montana, with more of these critters hopping around than usual.

The insects are reportedly being spotted in Montana. Common in Central America and the US South, they've been slowly moving north and can harbor a dangerous disease.

The hordes of black and red bugs are harmless. They're just trying to get into your house before winter. Here's a non-toxic solution.