thanksgiving

There are multiple events this weekend and plenty to take your friends and family to or to get out of the house away from everyone.

I've never had a dress code at Thanksgiving dinner in my life, but if you watch movies, the characters all seem to dress in their best for the meal.

What would you do if your Thanksgiving meal got ruined? The turkey is burned, somebody forgot to unthaw it, or maybe somebody forgot to buy one.

If you're looking to avoid the fuss and cleanup that comes with cooking at home, we have a list of open Twin Falls area restaurants that are serving Thanksgiving meals this year.

Thanksgiving week is finally upon us. On Thursday, many Idaho families will reunite in living rooms and dining rooms to get caught up on life, work, relationships, sports trash-talking, and family movies.

Not many have a movie or group of movies they have to watch every year, but maybe this year you should enjoy some good ole fashion movies about Thanksgiving.

One of the guys at our stations in the Tri-Cities says that if you cook your turkey upside down that it will make it cook better.

My house is the one on the street that will most years have some Christmas lights still up in August.

Let's be honest here. If I ask you to think of a Thanksgiving dinner, you're going to imagine a turkey with a bunch of side dishes.

While the eagerness to spread Christmas joy is justified, you may want to hold off on turning those Christmas lights on this early.

While there should be enough to go around, in the worst case scenario that there are no turkeys available, here are some alternatives to consider this Thanksgiving.

Let's be honest, some Thanksgiving side dishes are a waste of time and calories.