AUSTIN (KXAN) – With another plume of Saharan dust arriving in Texas, many will be feeling the effects. Dr. John Villacis, an allergist with St. David’s North Austin Medical Center, joined KXAN ...

Answer: Have you ever won dered why the stars twinkle at night? It's because of minute specks of dust floating around in our upper atmos phere. Ever wonder why far away lights seem to twinkle? Its ...

ALL RIGHT, IT IS 818. LET’S BRING IN FIRST WARNING, METEOROLOGIST KELLIANNE KLASS AS WE START TALKING ABOUT THE RAIN TODAY AND THE SAHARAN DUST IS GOING TO BE EXPERIENCING THE WORST OF THAT TODAY.

They are everywhere. Dust mites live in soft fabrics, bedding, furniture, blinds, curtains and anywhere dust can settle. They feed on the detritus of our daily lives, such as dead skin cells and pet ...