As temperatures begin to fall, experts share simple maintenance and energy saving tips to keep you warm and your bills low.

While it might seem logical to put a tarp or other cover over your HVAC unit's compressor during the winter month, it isn't necessarily required.

Sometimes, all it takes is a simple add-on to hear that ✨✨✨ sound when you step into your home. View Entire Post › ...

As the bitter cold of winter winds weather rolls across KELOLAND this season, the battle to keep our homes protected and warm is always a challenge. Dealing with ...

To ensure that your raised garden beds are healthier and more productive come springtime, apply compost and mulch, make ...

The first real freeze of the season has a way of catching people off guard. One night it’s chilly, and the next morning, your ...

Once the temperature starts steadily dropping, I don’t think about getting my ... dog winter safety: keeping pups warm and protecting their paws. You’ll need different gear to address each area — for ...

Beside being an eyesore, water stains can lead to structural damage among other problems. Learn what causes water stains on ...

If you're still holding out against turning on your furnace for the first time, there are some things you should check before hitting the switch. "We recommend turning the heat on before temperatures ...

This year’s winter heating bills may send a shiver down many Americans’ spine. The cost of staying warm at home is expected to jump an average of 7.6%, to $976 this season, according to a new estimate ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio utility regulators are again offering a deal to residents who can’t afford to keep their homes lit and heated this winter. Under a special reconnect order issued Thursday by the ...