Christmas shopping

As the holiday season approaches, the office gift-giving dilemma is looming larger than ever. Let's explore some clever ways to keep it budget-friendly.

It's that time of year again, and some folks are turning to vintage vibes for their holiday decor—think cozy fireplaces and nutcrackers bringing back those warm memories.

Did you know that the average Texan parent spends this much on their children during the Christmas season?

In Texas, where summer likes to linger, the question arises: is September too early to start shopping for those perfect Christmas gifts?

It's an unfortunate reality that we have to stay aware of our surroundings at all times--even in some of the places where we tend to feel safest. But we do.

Central Texans get ready. Walmart is getting in the Christmas spirit with the announcement of the their “Black Friday Deals for Days” promotion.

Scott the UPS delivery driver set the packages down and jumped in the photo. Guess what the family Christmas card looks like this year!

I had to call the Queen of Holidays Tammy, and ask for her professional opinion. When did she start buying Christmas presents? "I bought most of the Christmas presents in June!"

The two widely most popular toys this Christmas have been out of stock virtually everywhere. Walmart and Best Buy announces shipments of Hatchimals and NES Classic.

Today at 4 p.m. is the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting at The Hub - perfect timing for holiday season shopping. And for every purchase you make today, you will enter a raffle to win a $400 debit gift card. Raffle drawing is at 5 p.m.