The sun’s climb kicks up 2 full degrees of altitude per five days through the spring equinox, which this year is on March 20, and sunlight floods the days.

While parts of the world are sure to suffer from climate change, it’s hard to imagine global warming is a bad thing in the bleak midwinter of Maine.

Warm life exists beneath Earth’s icy crusts, so why not in other distant places like Europa? Dana Wilde asks.

Columnist records a chilly drive from work and is thankful for the spark of warmth at home.

Any way you cut it, the season is cheered by the scents and colors of this deep-rooted tradition.