winter

As we bundle up indoors, did you know it's illegal to leave your four-legged pal outside in dangerously low temps?

It’s a great time of the year, because each night the sun is setting later and later.

Every year on the 2nd day of February, Punxsutawney Phil emerges from his hibernation.

I love the little extra bit of sparkle during the darkest and coldest season of the year. And honestly, couldn't we all use a bit more sparkle in our lives?

There's a certain warmth that can only be experienced in contrast to the outside chill. It reminds us to take a breath, get cozy, and reflect on the new year.

Those cute pet sweaters aren't just for decoration. They're necessary. If it's too cold for humans to be outside without a coat, it's too cold for the dog too.

So...yeah...When it drops below 60 degrees, I'm blankets and hoodie. When it hits the 40's, or below freezing like this morning, I don't want to go outside. I. Hate. Cold. Weather. And. I. Hate. Winter.

A warmer than normal winter is what we can expect this winter. An outlook released from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently indicates that Texas has a good chance to see above normal temperatures over the next few months.

Don't expect an extended period of bone chilling cold in East Texas this winter.

Winter has made a return to East Texas and it's freezing!

Before you head outside on a cold winter morning to start your car and warm it up, take note. It's illegal in Texas.

They're calling it "Blue Monday," and it's the most depressing day of the year. But why?

The good news is, the winter blahs are peaking and it can only get better from here.