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It seems like every time we get bad weather here in West Texas the repair scams come out of nowhere. Beware that they are already showing up. The BBB says to check with them first.

This is the most expensive, luxurious home in the Big Country sitting on over 500 acres in Taylor County. It's recently been marked down $200K.

With colder freezing weather, the scam artists are out and looking to take your money. The Better Business Bureau advises what to be on the lookout for.

Winter is on its way but you can still have a cozy warm home by doing these 5 simple things.

We're lucky to have some very uniquely built buildings in Abilene. Many of these buildings tend to bring back memories from the past.

Abilene's most expensive home will set you back a cool $1.9 million dollars. As for the furniture, that is up for negotiation. However, the hidden pool is included

Packing away all of your holiday gear can be kind of a drag, but at least with great storage solutions, it can be easy. Christmas clean up is a breeze when you’ve got the right tools!

How big a Cowboys fan are you? Big enough to purchase the former home of coach Tom Landry? Heck yeah!

In one of the strongest box office weekends of 2015 so far, both Home and Get Hard opened strong while Insurgent and Cinderella continued to perform well. This was the rare weekend that literally offered something for everyone, with R-rated comedies and animated family fare exceeding expectations.

The trailer for DreamWorks Animation's 'Home' is an odd one, showcasing a genuinely interesting science-fiction premise but filling the margins with screaming, fart jokes and lame pop-culture references. The 'How to Train Your Dragon' films have bought a lot of goodwill for the studio, but between this new effort and 'The Penguins of Madagascar,' they're pushing it.

Looking for a new house and happen to have $100 million-plus lying around? Well, then have we got a deal for you.

It's could be true, if an "old" State Of Texas law holds up in court. The law is called "Adverse Possession".  A home valued at over $330,000 dollars was foreclosed on, then the mortgage company that held the mortgage went out of business. The house just sat there, and that's when a Texas law savvy Kenneth Robinson moved into the empty house and started "squatting on it&qu