As possible winter weather moves into Central Texas, here are some tips on how to prepare your home.

64–75°F: Suggested by New York State Department of Health; 68°F+ for kids, elderly, or sick 68–70°F: Recommended by the U.S. Department of Energy; lower when asleep or away Save energy: Lowering your thermostat by 7°F–10°F can cut heating costs by up to 10% without overworking your furnace.

Knowing how to winterize a house inside and out is essential for keeping your home warm and dry throughout the winter period – it will also save you from potentially expensive and destructive problems further down the line. Experts agree that prevention ...

Freezing temperatures are not only uncomfortable, they can be downright dangerous for your home - unless you take the proper steps. Many people wait until just before the first major snowfall to get their equipment ready, but it's far better to prep now.

Winter is here, which means it's time to prepare your plumbing if you haven't already. Here's how you can protect your home in the cold

SUFFOLK, Va. — The coldest weather of the season is on its way early next week. 13News Now has issued a Weather Impact Alert for early Monday, December 15, as a powerful Arctic air mass will push its way into the region, causing temperatures to plummet ...

MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich. (WXYZ) — With winter around the corner, freezing temperatures can lead to costly home repairs and energy bills. But experts say by taking a ...

It’s the perfect time of year to give your home a little TLC before winter weather truly sets in. Cold temperatures, snow and ice can expose weaknesses in your home’s systems — but a few proactive fixes now can help you avoid big headaches later.