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Before you start baking pies or whipping up that turkey, know this: Thanksgiving is the leading day for home fires involving cooking.
Critics say the move will "make the big bigger and the rich richer."
While some people are busy preparing their Thanksgiving feast, others are concerned about the conversation during dinner, gearing up for an onslaught of intrusive or even rude questions from loved ones.
Boulder, Colorado, is the happiest city in America.
An oil field worker has died after a pipeline explosion in Weld County.
An Aurora golf course is closing for good in less than a month.
Prosecutors want to try a 15-year-old accused in the stabbing death of a 19-year-old woman in Longmont as an adult.
Curiosity continues to swirl after a loud boom rocked two suburbs of Denver Monday night.
The first exclusive release of a rare sneaker was postponed in Virginia after police were called to help control the crowd.
A certain type of concourse train malfunction at DIA happened for first time ever Wednesday ... and it just happened to be on one of year's busiest travel days.
"Shelter in place in an interior room on the lowest possible floor of the building. Stay low. Await instructions."
Temperature records for Denver date back to 1872.
Sabrina Sexton, of the Institute of Culinary Education, talked to New York's CBS2 about tips on how to avoid a dinner disaster this holiday.
Here are some ideas on how to use the things you already have around the house, could pick up at a dollar store, or even the grocery store to create homemade Thanksgiving party decorations.
