Holidays

Curious if your favorite Christmas cookie is the favorite of your fellow New Yorkers? Google crunched the numbers and says this is our state's top cookie pick.

Even if you're not much into baking, you'll agree this two-ingredient fudge is the easiest dessert you'll ever make (and it only takes five minutes to prepare).

You might have to drive a bit but it'll be totally worth it when you bring your one-of-a-kind, show-stopping Christmas tree back to the Southern Tier!

Lights on the Lake in Syracuse celebrates its 32nd year of delighting lovers of all things that dazzle with a two-mile Christmas lights drive-through display.

There are only so many turkey sandwiches a person can eat before they're over it but these leftovers egg rolls will keep you reaching for more again and again.

If you're a lover of all things gingerbread, get ready to be amazed by a museum filled with very unique and edible gingerbread houses that are truly incredible.

If you’re searching for a Christmas experience the whole family will love, then look no further than the Tall Pines Forest of Lights!

Located an hour south of Binghamton is Stone Hedge Golf Course in Tunkhannock and with over four million lights, its Festival of Lights makes the trip worth it!

Of all of the towns in PA, Montrose has taken the top spot as the one that checks of nearly every earmark that makes a town feel like it belongs in a Hallmark movie.

Step away from the tin foil. Despite everything you've told, tenting your turkey after you've cooked it is probably one of the worst things you can do.