Spreading Joy, Not COVID: How Families Are 'Reframing' Their Holiday Celebrations
More than 84.5 million Americans are expected to travel this holiday season despite restrictions.
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More than 84.5 million Americans are expected to travel this holiday season despite restrictions.
A GE Appliance survey broke it down by region. It shows Minnesota, Wisconsin, and much of the Midwest, West and Southern Atlantic states goes for pumpkin.
Forty-six days remain until Christmas, but some Minnesotans are already spreading holiday cheer.
Dr. Mallika Marshall warns against large family gatherings this year due to the risk of spreading COVID-19.
Shoppers are expected to spend $1,387 per household this year, which is down 7% year over year.
2020 might be a year you're ready to be finished with, for many reasons. But one Minneapolis woman has found a way to bring some cheer to the next few months.
Holidays lights are starting to pop up again around the country. People are putting lights back up just to spread a little cheer in an anxious and uncertain time for our country.
A 75-year-old baby Jesus figurine from a beloved St. Cloud nativity scene was returned after being stolen a year ago.
Hundreds of Twin Cities families took part in a special holiday tradition Wednesday afternoon.
One theory involves the crown of thorns -- the holly -- placed on Jesus' head leading up to the crucifixion.
Mary McGuire gives us a look at religious celebrations happening around the Twin Cities for Christmas Eve -- both big and small.
A small town in Wisconsin starts getting a lot of attention this time of year.
A couple of years ago, Santa decided to switch the script. He got tired of asking the typical Santa questions like "have you been good?" and "What do you want me to bring you for Christmas?"
The Galleria in Edina is open until 4 p.m. Rosedale and Ridgedale Centers are open until 5 p.m. The Mall of America, Maplewood Mall and Southdale Center are open until 6 p.m.
In just a few hours, people will begin to pour in from all over the metro area to celebrate Christmas Eve mass.
A Christmas staple bringing a little more holiday cheer to these helping homes in the community, decorated by the community.
Around 15,000 children will see Santa Sid this Christmas over seven weeks. He says it's a joy he looks forward to all year long.
Still looking for the perfect gift for someone on your list? Consider this: More Americans value experiences over the perfectly-wrapped present.
Senior Chief Arnold will be home for a couple of weeks before he deploys again in January.
That's about 4.3 million more travelers than last year, and the most in nearly 20 years.
It seems some Minnesotans are extra excited about Christmas this year.
Organizers at the Festival of Trees wouldn't allow the tree, named "Make Christmas Great Again," saying they do not want political statements included in the festival.
Additionally, the survey found 38% of shoppers will purchase their gifts from Amazon, compared to 36% who will buy from Walmart.
The mall spends the better part of November turning the 5.6 million square foot space into a winter wonderland, installing larger than life decorations to make it come alive.
