winter

In the latest example of embracing winter, a man on YouTube showed the world -- and Mother Nature -- that plenty of fun can be had, despite the deep freeze a good part of the country has been suffering through the last few weeks.

This winter has been so brutal that the ground can no longer deal.

With the cold and snow that we got over the weekend, my first thought was hot cocoa!  It is easy to buy the instant cocoa packets, but I have a recipe that is just as simple and you'll love it!

The timing of this car crash couldn't have been more perfect.

Snow and cold weather are fairly normal here in the Amarillo and surrounding areas during the Winter months. According to predictions, we can expect even more snow and colder temperatures.

For the last month and a half, Foley farmer Greg Novak has been busy building a 50-foot tall snowman.

I've never been a fan of cold weather, but even here in the Panhandle we get our share of it during the winter. With cold weather comes the potential of your pipes freezing. If you're not careful, frozen pipes can lead to bursting pipes and a pretty hefty repair bill. So, here are a few tips to keep your pipes flowing smoothly.

Let's face it. Winter can be pretty rough. It's cold, windy, and snowy. THE SNOW. So what's a girl (or guy) to do when the winter doldrums strike?

The cold weather has people heating up their cars while they wait inside for them to warm up, even leaving them on while they run into the store real quick. Amarillo Police say 79 vehicles were stolen in the month January alone.

February 2nd is a day that determines how much winter we have left.  We put all are faith in a little groundhog, but how accurate is he?

This summer has been unusually hot, with record-breaking temperatures all over the country. But in a few months, we may be wishing for a little of that heat — forecasters are warning we should brace for a particularly harsh winter.

With the holidays passing by, it’s now the perfect time to plan an all-inclusive vacation somewhere tropical before the winter lulls set in. Even just the brochures will make you feel better, but how can you make sure your dream escape doesn’t turn into a nightmare?