FARGO - Americans have been decorating Easter eggs the same way since the electric light bulb was in its infancy. It was 1880 when a druggist in Newark, New Jersey, created a way to dye Easter eggs ...

How many times have you wasted that coffee accumulating at the bottom of your mug? Or thrown away the coffee jar because it had a strange layer of white on top? Well, here’s a reason to cheer. We ...

Due to the rising cost of eggs, families may be looking for alternative Easter crafts this year. Affordable items such as marshmallows, potatoes, coffee filters and paper can be dyed using common ...