Christmas decorations are already up in some stores.  It’s a reminder that now is the time to implement a holiday shopping strategy.

Here comes Halloween.  As the leaves turn and fall and the chill comes into the air, it’s getting close to trick or treat time and here is a guide to help kids and grownups get just the right look come October 31st.

For some holiday revelers, too much drinking can come with an unpleasant price – the hangover. Here are some hangover helpers.

The good news is that holiday meals do not have to spell dietary disaster. With a bit of planning and some healthy cooking tricks you can enjoy both good food and good health while giving thanks this year.

Are the holidays causing you to become stressed and anxious?  Do you want to ditch the stress?  Child’s play may be the best example.

With a dreadful outlook for the holiday shopping season there are all sorts of deals to be had.

Gun enthusiasts can buy their guns tax-free in South Carolina on Friday and Saturday.

According to Triple-A more than four million people will travel by air to visit loved ones for the Thanksgiving holiday. That’s a seven-percent decrease from travelers who flew last year.

Although gas prices are plummeting, fewer South Carolinians are expected to journey over the river and through the woods this Thanksgiving weekend.

To “tie one on” has typically meant to get drunk. But Mothers Against Drunk Driving is giving it a new meaning in its “Tie One On For Safety” campaign.

Electronic gifts might be high on anyone’s shopping list, but is a bad economy forcing shoppers to look for cheaper, less safe products? Underwriters Laboratories puts Christmas gifts to the test.

UPS expects its busiest day overall this year will be Thursday, Dec. 18, while its busiest day for handling air packages will likely be Dec. 22.

The president went to the Transportation Department Tuesday morning to announce that additional air travel lanes this holiday season

Will Amendinger’s selling Christmas spirit. Has been for almost 50 years. He knows trees. And he knows Christmas consumers.

President George W. Bush will announce steps tomorrow that he hopes will reduce air traffic congestion and long flight delays during the upcoming holiday season.