Christmas lights

Which Texas cities have the most holiday spirit? These ones absolutely do.

You can enjoy the holiday transformation at Fiesta Texas until January 2nd, 2022.

Christmas is back! That's right - after Covid shut us down for a little bit - people are coming back together to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year!  I'm not lying! I am a witness! Don't believe me - check out my pics below this article! I was on...

Circuit of the Americas has just the right dose of holiday spirit that everyone needs this year.

New photos from Victoria, Seadrift, Yoakum, and more are helping to lift holiday spirits all over South Texas.

Looks like people all over America are not only gong back to basics but they're also going back to their garages to dig out their Christmas lights.

The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show's Part Time Justin went around his new neighborhood interrogating his neighbors about their Christmas lights!

If you were planning on doing an elaborate Christmas-lights show this year then basking in the glow of your neighbors' admiration and envy, forget it. Forever.

One of the highlights of the Christmas Season is driving around town enjoying the lights. From your own neighborhood, to area attractions like Cuero's Christmas in the Park, they seem to get better every year. If you happen to be near the city of Tyler, Texas, you can always check out the display that blows them all away, spread out over 24 acres, featuring somewhere in the neighborhood of 2.5 mil

No matter what the holiday, we always love getting extra festive. It's not like we need an excuse to wear awful Christmas sweaters or take part in a harmless snowman prank, but doing that stuff during the season makes us look a little less crazy. The season also provides the perfect excuse to go way overboard in the decorating department.

Here's a little something to get you in the Christmas spirit -- a house with super-elaborate lights that probably drives the neighbors crazy.

Considered one of the last bastions of the old-school Brooklyn Italian neighborhoods, Dyker Heights is a quiet haven for families and elderly couples. However, for a little over 25 years, the neighborhood turns into a veritable Winter Wonderland every year around December 1st. Over 150,000 visitors from all over the world head into Brooklyn to see this unique Christmas spectacular.