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Get a detailed look into this newly listed $13,000,000 property out in Darby, MT. It is quite the spectacle and definitely worth a look, whether you can afford it or not.

Luckily, nobody was injured in this event.

A recent study has found the dirtiest thing in your bathroom and it is not your toilet.

Reaching into the pantry for the coffee can this morning, I felt something sticking to my sock. It's dark in the kitchen and couldn't really tell what it was at first. "What the hell?", I thought.

Part of my job is driving around and looking to see what's new or happening in our community. I was out and about this weekend (I won't tell you where) and I saw this house. To be completely honest, my first thought was, who would paint their house that color of blue...

Since I am on the hunt for my first house here in Billings, I thought I would share my findings with you! All of the info I found was on Neighborhood Scout and if you want more detailed info about these areas and others, it is broken down by city...

Many of us take the time to show respect to Veterans on Veteran's Day, but there are those who make it a year round habit. The Volunteers of America operates Independence Hall, located in the Billings Heights, which is a 20 bed, men's transitional living facility...

I see a lot of people talking about this article making the rounds on Facebook now. "Write the best essay and you can buy this $400,000 house for only $199!" I'm not sure why this particular thing is such a big deal right now, because it's nothing new...

A couple in New Jersey are suing a landlord for their security deposit after fleeing a rental home they say is haunted. The landlord, meanwhile, alleges that the couple is simply trying to break their lease. Who do you believe?

A cleaning service in Washington, cleverly named Dust Bunnys (WACKA WACKA), offers house cleaning services by women in lingerie.

There are more details coming in about the explosion that destroyed a Billings home today. READ THIS STORY FROM THE BILLINGS GAZETTE

On the upcoming National Geographic Channel show "How Hard Can It Be," which will premier this fall, a bunch of crazy dreamers recreate the scene in the animated Disney movie "Up" in which helium-filled party balloons lift a house high in the air. The folks at "Good Morning America" got a sneak peak of how this was done. Read on to check it out.