Very busy day for shopping and returns across North Texas
Experts said they expect Americans to return over $1 billion in merchandise this year.
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Experts said they expect Americans to return over $1 billion in merchandise this year.
North Texas travellers are disappointed, frustrated, and angry due to long lines, cancelled flights, and other disruptions caused by the winter storm.
The house usually changes themes each year, but this was too much of a fan favorite to give up.
Christmas Day will be warmer, but we still only top out in the upper 40s under sunny skies.
If you're hoping to ship a last-minute gift via FedEx or UPS, you may be out of luck.
Thousands of North Texans are planning to hit the road this weekend to visit friends and family for Christmas, but the cold weather is causing car problems.
Santa arrives in North Texas to temperatures in the low 20s and mostly clear skies, but Christmas Day is looking perfect for taking those new toys outside.
Some people see cards as relics of the past, but others still see the value in the sentiment behind them.
The cold may finally be gone soon! Brittany Rainey tells us when to expect it.
Before he makes his way around the world, Santa first stopped by Medical City Healthcare hospitals to visit some sweet NICU babies on their first Christmas.
The volunteers are helping to make sure thousands of North Texas senior citizens are neither alone nor hungry this holiday season.
On the corner of Biscayne Drive and Independence Parkway in Plano, there's a row of houses that draw a crowd every Christmas.
Chasidy Bright and her neighbors are using their colorful displays to collect donations for Minnie's Food Pantry in Plano.
DFW is faring better than most airports; just 2% of flights today were canceled.
As we get closer to Christmas, one local non-profit is giving families a helping hand when it comes to putting Christmas gifts under the tree.
Police say they have located the stolen baby Jesus figure and are in the process of returning it to the Nativity scene in Sundance Square.
The DAC's executive director, Heather Hughes, believes in hiring deaf and hard of hearing individuals. After all, she's deaf herself.
The American Heart Association reports new research has found more people die from heart attacks in the last week of December than any other time of year.
Deadlines have past or are quickly approaching if you're looking to deliver your package on time for Christmas.
From turkey skin to chocolate — and even grapes — here are the holiday foods to keep away from your pet.
A North Texas nonprofit is making sure thousands of children across the metroplex have presents under the tree this Christmas. Seasons of Change, Inc. is hosting its fourth giveaway event in Arlington on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. “This is our 11th annual CollaboGANZA,” said Seasons of Change executive director Tavian Harris. “It’s collaboration and extravaganza put together.”
In Allen, one homeowner is bringing movies to life in an elaborate Christmas lights display that has become a holiday tradition for visitors from all over.
Books, clothing, gift cards and toys are being donated to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of North Texas' Christmas Angel Program, giving these items to families in need.
The Grand Prairie Police Department's annual Santa Cop event helps take a little pressure off their shoulders by providing each family with a box of toys, toiletries and sometimes even a new bike.
Christmas is the time of joy, celebration and gift-giving. This week's story is about gifting a friend or family member a tree for their yard.
