Fall in Oklahoma means cooler mornings, football, changing leaves—and, unfortunately for allergy sufferers, plenty of pollen.

If you've been sneezing, sniffling or rubbing itchy eyes lately, you're certainly not alone.

Every year, millions of tons of dust from the Sahara Desert travel thousands of miles across the Atlantic Ocean.

For some people, a single sting can set off a dangerous allergic reaction, and a few of Oklahoma's pests can pass along illness.

As summer gets into full swing, the types of allergens in the air change — and a lot of Oklahomans feel it.

Camp is one of the best parts of childhood — campfires, canoeing, new friends and a little independence. Every child deserves that experience, and kids with food allergies are no exception.