The Philadelphia region is brimming with holiday attractions this season, from Center City’s extravagant affairs to the most humble of mall Santas. But what about ones that skirt tradition and lean ...

Their unusual story began about a hundred years ago. Now, as they head to the high north, an ambitious new chapter is being written. East of the Mackenzie River, in the Canadian Arctic, a free-ranging ...

Reindeer thinks he’s a dog and hangs out by his family's Christmas tree Lars is a reindeer hand-reared by Angie Nelson of the U.K. after his mother had no milk. Growing up with the family’s spaniels, ...

What's your favorite holiday TV special? If the first thing that popped into your head involved a dapper, crooning snowman; a red-bearded Arctic adventurer; a Santa who is a bit of a bully, and a ...

An ancient reindeer trap and weapons recently emerged from Norway's melting mountains, surprising archaeologists and giving them a glimpse into mountain life 1,500 years ago. The discovery, announced ...

As people passed the pen, they stopped and grabbed their cameras to take a picture. One woman exclaimed, “Where did they find a reindeer?” Murphy the two-year-old reindeer made his debut at December ...

Get up close and personal with reindeer this holiday season at an Indiana farm.Whitetail Acres is hosting 'reindeer encounters' this holiday season where you can pet and feed the reindeer in their pen ...

Here's a bright idea! Watch Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer this holiday season. The story of the outcast reindeer who was ridiculed by friends, adults and even Santa Claus is a great one. It shows you ...

Where can I watch 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' on TV? Besides the airings on NBC, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" will also air on Freeform.

“Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” returns to its original home of NBC for the second consecutive year. The classic stop-motion Christmas special has been charming TV audiences of all ages since it ...

We’re all pretty familiar with the names of Santa’s reindeer, thanks to the song popularized by Gene Autry in 1957. A new children’s book explains how all of Santa’s hooved helpers got those iconic ...