Held annually on Feb. 2, Armadillo Day is Bee Cave’s answer to Groundhog Day — part weather forecast, part civic ritual — and ...

While people up north turned to a groundhog to predict the weather Monday, people in the much warmer climes of Texas looked ...

At Boothe Ranch, Bee Cave Bob the armadillo predicts Texas’ winter and politics, guiding locals in tradition, food, and civic ...

Bee Cave Mayor Kara King says she is proud to reflect on what the city has accomplished and to share goals for the future.

In Texas, animal-based forecasts come with a Lone Star twist, from armadillos and alligators to prairie dogs and more. In the Lone Star State, Groundhog Day isn’t just about shadows on the ground, ...

From cave kisses to albino creatures to crystal clear pools, caves and caverns are a unique world to discover for travelers.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bracken Cave in Texas is home to 15-20 million Mexican free-tailed bats. Female bats head to the cave every year to give birth.

From Beaumont to Bee Cave, Texas animal forecasters Big Al and Bee Cave Bob make their predictions, sharing their track ...

Each year, Central Texas residents look to the armadillo to determine when winter will allegedly come to an end.

The park's name is a little too on the nose.

Bracken Cave in Texas is home to 15-20 million Mexican free-tailed bats. Female bats head to the cave every year to give birth. The high temperatures in the cave provide the perfect nursing spot.