StormTeam 5 meteorologist David Williams explains that a coronal mass ejection is expected to arrive, which could trigger the light show in the sky.

An NPR listener writes: "We live in a nice neighborhood that has homeowner association rules, and our neighbor is violating ...

Some city council members expressed concerns about cracking down on light displays, though. “On that lighting prohibition…many of us drive Christmas light streets, so would we not be able to ...

“Most people talk about the lights on the outside of the house ... His home is even filled with upside-down Christmas trees. “There’s 500 icicles on the upside-down Christmas tree ...

If you’re still enjoying your holiday decorations and you live in a neighborhood with a Home Owners Association, time is likely running out to get those lights put away. Chances are the length ...

When do Coloradans actually take down their lights? In response to a FOX31 Facebook post that asked when people take down their Christmas lights, the responses ranged from right after Christmas to ...

Can your Homeowner’s Association make you take down your Christmas lights? Star file photo It’s the time between Christmas and New Year’s where you ask yourself: How late is too late to take ...

Then, some stretch the season further – leaving lights aglow months after the holiday ends – prompting the age-old question: When to take down Christmas decorations? Once central to winter ...

Nothing drives this designer crazier than seeing icicle lights, oversized ornaments, and inflatable snowmen in my neighbors’ yards in February! Bonus points for also taking down the Christmas ...

Once the holidays are over, don't just throw things in the garbage. Instead, use these helpful tips to think environmentally this season.

The Buckeye State has its own version of the Griswold Christmas lights immortalized in "National ... its neighbors have recreated the scene right down to Cousin Eddie's RV on the street.

and carols — to watch the antlers light up with Christmas lights for the first time in the season. An icon in the shape of an angle pointing down.