October is finally here! Get the 12-foot skeleton ready, head to a pumpkin patch and hope for cooler weather! Most of September we saw iced-coffee weather, but this month we should see at least a few warm pumpkin spiced latte mornings. Here’s what we can typically expect to see the month of October.

Whether you're hosting happy hour or family dinner this Fall, one ingredient is a must - pumpkin!

Halloween is officially over! If you have decorative pumpkins and jack-o’-lanterns that you need to get rid of, the city of Houston wants you to drop them off at one of its three composting locations.

The Houston Zoo is kicking off Mother’s Day weekend with some new, adorable faces!

Bad news and good news, friends: The beloved band is not coming to Houston, but the green effort designed to create nutrient-rich compost with your discarded gourds is most definitely coming to H-Town this fall.

A great fall tradition is roasting all the pumpkin seeds that you scoop out of your soon-to-be jack-o’-lantern -- and you’ve more than likely done it in the oven.

Looking for a way to incorporate fall into your home decor, without spending big bucks?

Have you wondered if your favorite canned pumpkin brand actually has real pumpkin?

PSL lovers, it’s finally here!

HOUSTON – Local artist Courtney Wunder started carving pumpkins at a young age, and now she spends hours creating all sorts of detailed masterpieces. From Hogwarts Castle, to Breaking Bad, and Stranger Things – Courtney uses drilling tools for her intricate designs, and foam pumpkins instead of real ones so her creations last forever. After more and more people started asking for her carvings, she turned her Halloween hobby into a year-round business. Some of Courtney’s carves take 4-5 hours, but more detailed ones can take her anywhere from 10-14 hours to complete. To see the rest of Courtney’s ‘Wunder-ful’ creations, click HERE.

In an exclusive clip from Friday's episode of Mama June: Family Crisis, the 40-year-old mother of four gets candid about her methamphetamine addiction with her 20-year-old daughter, Lauryn Pumpkin Shannon. "The only reason I sold the house, I was dead f**king broke," Mama June tells Pumpkin. "It wasn't something that just started and, 'oh my God, I started using drugs,'" Mama June continues. After Mama June was arrested, Pumpkin was given legal guardianship over Mama June's youngest daughter, Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson. Mama June: Family Crisis airs Fridays at 9 p.m. on WE tv.