Weather

As the temperatures drop, residents are rallying together to tackle the chilly aftermath, it's all about keeping those pipes and pets safe this winter.

As the chill sets in, those little invaders are on the move, looking for warmth and shelter right in our homes.

After a summer of storms, Texas businesses are getting a lifeline. Here’s what you need to know about those disaster loans.

Turns out the fate of our favorite almanacs isn’t what folks thought. One’s sticking around, while the other bids farewell after nearly two centuries.

Get ready, Texas. A cold front is sweeping in with some surprising temperatures, especially for our friends in the Panhandle and North East Texas.

As the chill starts to settle in, folks are buzzing about what winter has in store for our corner of Texas.

It's not just about waffles; it’s about survival. Waffle House has a storm plan that’s keeping communities fed during hurricanes.

As our climate gets wilder, more folks are looking up—literally. Rainwater collection is not just popular; it’s a lifeline for some gardens. But is it safe?

When the mercury climbs, it’s not just about finding shade. It’s a reminder to check in on friends, family, and furry companions.

You won't believe what the summer heat can do to the stuff we leave in our cars. It's more than just a bad idea—it's a real danger.

This summer's floods in Texas have changed the skies above Kerr County, with new flight restrictions making it clear: safety comes first in desperate times.

In the heart of Texas Hill Country, floods are testing the strength of our community. Let’s take a moment to help our neighbors in need.