A true fall chill is here in Houston on the heels of our second cold front this week. The unseasonably cooler weather could ...

Worried about slipping into the winter blues? A "dopamine menu" could help. Popularized on social media, a dopamine menu is a list of positive activities that people can do to feel better during a ...

To keep your garden interesting and colorful through the end of the year, you want at least a few fall flowers that can ... Made up of foliage rather than flowers, the colorful rosettes of ...

But if it’s something you love to see you won’t have to go too far because Texas is full of so much natural beauty. And your journey to find those beautiful colors just got easier as there is a new ...

It’s Monday, Nov. 4, the eve of the election, and the candidates have never been busier. Combined, 15 public events are scheduled today for Vice President Kamala Harris, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, ...

Peak fall foliage will appear this weekend across much of Long Island, according to New York State tourism officials, a development some experts said was later than normal. "In other years ...

If you’ve been waiting to see those beautiful colored leaves in trees all over Texas, this next week may be the perfect ...

A foliage map from SmokyMountains.com shows ... You can see SmokyMountains.com’s full interactive map below: So get in your car or go for a walk and check out some beautifully colored trees ...

Scarlet oak (Quercus coccinea) grows best in full sun, reaching 50-70 feet tall, and blazes with red foliage in fall in horticultural zones 5-9. Red oak (Quercus rubra) has similar attributes ...

By Friday, most of Maine‘s and half of Vermont and New Hampshire’s leaves are gone, according to Yankee‘s map. Nearly all of southern New England‘s fall foliage is past its peak.

Countless places across the world don't experience fall foliage like we do. That's why we tend to see a chorus of various license plates on our scenic roads once the leaves start changing colors.

We lose an hour of sleep for more daylight and shorter nighttime hours. Fall daylight savings “Fall back”: Clocks are set back by one hour at 2 a.m. on the first Sunday in November.