Christmas may be a global celebration, but the ways different cultures honor this beloved holiday reveal the beautiful diversity of human tradition and creativity. From underwater nativity scenes in Italy to roller-skating to Christmas mass

Networks like NBC and ABC as well as Freeform are prepared for the month of December with lengthy schedules of classic films and newer adventures.

Mary Travis opens up about husband Randy's stroke recovery and rediscovered holiday music. Country couple finds healing through faith and family.

The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its White Christmas forecast, predicting which states will see snow on December 25.

About 85% of the 20 million or so Christmas trees being sold in the U.S. annually are artificial, and of those, about 90% are made in China. So any such tariffs threatened to send Christmas tree prices much higher in a year in which American consumers have shown themselves to be cautious and frugal.

American Christmas tree lighting in New York City, delivering a message about faith and Operation Christmas Child's 13 million shoebox gifts.

The new movie "Christmas on Every Page" follows a big-city graphic designer that decides to spend Christmas with her family, but while there, discovers her mother’s bookstore is struggling and decides to help save it despite the odds stacking against them.

If you think country music makes for the perfect summer soundtrack, then you've never sung along to the Christmas classics put out by some of our favorite cowboy hat-wearing crooners. This year, on December 2,

For an East Coast destination full of holiday cheer and decorations, head to this charming town just outside of Charlotte known as "Christmas Town USA."

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Western slope residents can now chop down their next Christmas, with an approved permit from the U.S. Forest Service. The U.S. Forest Service announced on November 20 th that Christmas tree permits can now be bought through Recreation.gov.

"The City of Chicago’s holiday and winter season events ramp up in the city this weekend with gatherings and increased traffic and travel throughout the city," The Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications said in a release, adding that motorists, residents and visitors should be aware of increased crowds.

Two scenes have been removed, two others have been rewritten and restored plus there’s a brand new actor in the cast.