Father's Day

Use these during your Father’s Day cookouts this weekend... at your own risk!

East Texas dads share what they really want for Father’s Day—and it’s not tools or ties. Think time together, fun experiences, and connection.

This Father's Day don't let Dad be the only one telling the jokes. Many of these Dad jokes came from listeners and promise to keep Dad on his toes.

Father’s Day is coming up on Sunday, June 21, and it’s time to celebrate that special guy in your life! RetailMeNot has compiled a list of shipping deadlines you’ll want to keep in mind while shopping online at these popular retailers.

Today is Father's Day and to all all the dad's that make up KiddNation, Happy Father's Day to you! Your children have been listening and listening well to everything you've said to them!

The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show opened the phone lines to allow members of KiddNation to clear their conscience by allowing to tell on themselves!

Here are a few facts that you probably were not aware of regarding Father's Day.

Shopping for dad can be difficult. There are only so many pairs of socks you can get for good ole dad or ties, pajamas, tools or whatever else your mom says he needs. Do something off the beaten path this year.

With Father's Day fast approaching, we thought a little help in picking the perfect gift may be in order. Check out the list of what dads really want for Father's day.

Father's Day is Sunday, and after hearing about all of the stuff he doesn't want for Father's day like ties and gym memberships, hopefully these facts about Dad will make you give him the gift he really deserves.

Father’s Day traditionally takes a backseat to Mother’s Day but a new national survey reveals we owe Dad special attention on his big day this year. The survey reveals that more than half of adult children (52 percent) sometimes feel they take their dads for granted. Why?

It's that time of year again, about midway between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day when we try to find something for our dads and hope he does not remember what we got for mom because we spend more on Mom than Dad. If he were to remember and compare the gifts, Dad will discover that Mom is the most important person in the world to us if gifts are the gauge.