Home and Garden

The windows on your home can dramatically improve the way you and others view the house often boosting curb appeal and increasing your own enjoyment of the residence.

Are you a passionate person who wants to be surrounded by drama?

If your washer and dryer truly have a room of their own, it's probably not just a space to do laundry but a catch-all for cleaners, garden tools, pet food and other supplies.

The Food and Drug Administration today approved the first of a new class of cholesterol-lowering drugs called proprotein convertase subtilisin kexin type 9, or PCSK9, inhibitors, to treat people who have a genetic, hard-to-treat form of high cholesterol or have specific types of heart disease.

Mature trees increase property value by as much as 10 percent, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

Our own British expatriate Daisy tells us about the London attacks and how everyone's responding there, along with tales of Awesome from the Manchester One Love concert last night.

Unless you’re designing your home from scratch, there are bound to be one or two existing features in a purchased home that you may regard as eyesores.

It’s that time of year when everything in your closet just seems drab.

Half of black and a quarter of Hispanic gay and bisexual men will likely be diagnosed with HIV during their lifetime, according to a new study.

A dash of deeper color, a new shape, and a few animals of the inanimate kind are making a fashion statement this spring. They are just a few of the decorating trends homeowners are using to dress up their dwellings in 2016.

Lowe's plans to stop selling paint-removal products with toxic chemicals that have been blamed for killing dozens of people, the home improvement store announced Tuesday.

We're still a long way from a bountiful harvest; no need to tuck the napkin in just quite yet.

Triple-digit temperatures made their way to the Wasatch Front just in time for the first official day of summer, but rest assured, there are plenty of cold snaps still in the offing -- the kind that can take your perfectly appointed early summer garden, and, in a matter of a few short hours, turn it into silage.

A Chicago condo listed for $158,000 comes with a "groovy" and unusual feature -- the original decor from the early 1970s.