Thanksgiving

The CDC doesn't want us to travel much if at all this Thanksgiving, but sometimes ya gotta go. If you're flying, there are two airlines that are leaving middle seats empty.

If you've lived in the Treasure Valley for more than a cup of coffee, you know that we are a community that takes care of its own. Year after year, we see food drives, toy drives, radiothons, and other charity events break their previous year's donations...

Is it PEA-can or Puh-CON? The internet may have gotten this right and either way the pie is delicious.

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays because it's all about my three favorite F's: Food, Family, and Football! The best of those F's is food. This year, so many people canceled their Thanksgiving plans to slow the spread of COVID-19 that many people will have more leftovers than ever before...

There are certain side dishes that Thanksgiving guests will eat even if they're not too fond of them, just because it's Thanksgiving. Most of them are green.

Walmart and Target were among the first to announce they would be closed on Thanksgiving Day, and others are adding their names to the list as we speak.

Bigger is not better when it comes to birds, and this Thanksgiving we're going to see smaller options for centerpieces of the feasts.

A "reimagined" parade will be held virtually on Thanksgiving.

The safest place for pumpkin pie is probably in your belly, but let's just say you get full and can't quite polish off the whole thing. Is it safe to let it sit on the counter, or should you refrigerate it?

If you're traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday, patience will be the name of the game. After an extremely mild November, our first winter storm of the season is shaping up to make your plans just a little more interesting.