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There is one grocery store that is more expensive than others in Idaho, and the Gem State has one location left.

As with everything, it isn't as affordable as it used to be, and it raises a question, when is fast food too expensive to get?

While Twin has been a great town to live in for decades, the times have changed, and a few things have made living in Twin a little bit tougher to swallow.

Christmas trees can be expensive, and according to one sign in the Magic Valley, some can be a little pricier than others.

Is this a sign of the times or what? Check out this listing... For the low, low price of $408,000 (nearly half of a million), you could own this 628 sq ft., 1 bedroom, 1bathroom Boise home.

Priced at $27,000,000 this property appears to be the most expensive on Idaho's market.

It's nice to see houses like this in Twin as so many have been built over the years that are identical, cookie cutter, or mirror image builds of nearby houses.

I'd love to walk through this home and just admire the stone architecture for what it is. The outdoor fireplace and private beach are hands down the two biggest draws in my opinion.

If you've ever dreamed of having a 30,000 square foot house now is your chance. Idaho's most expensive house is going to auction. So call your friends and family and ask them if they want to go in on this beautiful home valued at 21.5 million!

There's a lot to consider when adopting a new pet, but here's one of the big ones: What type of pet will cost you more money?

We all like to dream about what we would do if we had a ton of money...for most of us that is just a dream. For others it is reality and you can buy whatever you want. Sometime the rich just buy the most expensive things because it is the most expensive. Well if you are rich and looking for a house you may wonder what does the most expensive house in Twin Falls look like.

Gas prices are utterly crazy! Last week, the average cost of gasoline in the United States was $3.84. In places like Los Angeles, the price has jumped to $4.23 a gallon. These increases are correlated to conflicts in Middle Eastern oil-producing nations.