Santa

Tis' the season to get money.

Traditionally we leave cookies and milk out for Santa before we go to bed on Christmas Eve, but have you ever thought about leaving Santa something he may really want?

I wrote a story earlier last week about being able to track Santa as he delivers presents on Christmas Eve. It got me wondering how this 60-year tradition was started, so I got on the internet and started researching.

As a father, I’ve been trying to figure out how to solve the Santa Claus conundrum this year. I want my two-year-old to go see Santa, sit on his lap, and tell him exactly what she wants for Christmas – but how do I do it safely? Luckily this isn’t my first rodeo...

A new survey asked people what changes they would make to Jolly Old St. Nick and the top answers are pretty surprising.

What kid would pass up an opportunity to eat breakfast with Santa...ummm, none that's who. The big guy will fly into Lake Charles this weekend to break bread with SWLA children.

Bring your pooch, kitty, bird, snake, aardvark, tiger, grasshopper...you get the picture...get it?

What was your all time best gift from Santa?

When Santa pictures go bad

Tis the season to laugh at other people's Christmas fails

NORAD has been tracking Santa for 60 years, and the website is full of fun stuff for kids

'When is Santa Claus going to get here'? Well you'll be able to let the kids watch Santa's trip around the world with a little help from NORAD.