The occasional sneeze or headache is no match for what’s commonly known as “cedar fever.” But it isn’t quite what it sounds like.

Central Texas is entering a transition period as cedar pollen levels decline, but other pollens such as oak, elm, and pecan will soon be released, causing allergy sufferers to experience similar ...

If you’ve lived in San Antonio during the winter, you know that "Cedar Fever" isn't actually a flu—it’s an intense allergic reaction.

If you’re sneezing, congested, and exhausted in Houston, it may not be a cold. Cedar fever is peaking as pollen rides in on ...