Thanksgiving Weekend Travel Tips
Nearly 51 million people in the United States are estimated to be driving or flying at least 50 miles to their holiday destination. Here's how to avoid getting stuck in traffic with them.
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Nearly 51 million people in the United States are estimated to be driving or flying at least 50 miles to their holiday destination. Here's how to avoid getting stuck in traffic with them.
You'll need your rest this year after using these tips to throw the ultimate Thanksgiving soirée.
After a big Thanksgiving meal, there's nothing better than getting outside for a walk.
Every Thanksgiving week since 1958, the Union Gospel Mission has made sure that no Twin Cities family goes hungry.
There's plenty to love about Thanksgiving – family, food, football – but if there's one downside, it's the traffic.
A trio of big city chefs have created a menu of delicious recipes for this year's healthy holiday meal.
There's comfort in all of the old turkey day standbys, but sometimes you need to mix it up.
After your Thanksgiving meal and before your first nap it's nice to get out for a bit and walk off the bloat.
Every Thanksgiving, Americans buy tons of sweet potatoes. Or are they yams? What's the difference?
Here's a delicious Thanksgiving recipe from Everton Clark, the executive chef of Cedar + Stone, Urban Table in Bloomington.
The Oscar winner was out delivering 4,500 frozen turkeys along with 250 volunteers to residents in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky.
For the first time, when you spend $50 on Black Friday, you'll get a 20 percent off coupon for a future shopping trip.
Mall of America first took a stand against encroaching on Thanksgiving last year.
With a bit of preparation and some creativity, you can enjoy a festive Thanksgiving meal while you watch your favorite team.
For do-it-yourself Thanksgiving decorations with plenty of impact, there's nowhere better to aim your attention than your dining table décor.
Here are just five key tings to know about how to host a first Thanksgiving.
If you're heading for New York City for the world's favorite parade, plan ahead and follow these tips.
Every week, we answer your Good Questions. This week, Heather Brown investigates why turkey makes us sleepy, Black Friday shopping and deer meat.
Some Twin Cities families spent their morning at a police precinct -- by choice.
"Hurry up and wait" was the name of the game for shoppers eager to land a Black Friday deal on Thanksgiving Day.
Most of us prefer having the holidays off. But ask any one of the 70 Minneapolis firefighters at Fire Station 6 Thursday and they'll tell you they look forward to their Thanksgiving assignment all year.
One St. Paul family's time-honored Thanksgiving tradition takes the cake, or rather the pumpkin pie.
As the Vikings fight for the division lead against the Lions, let's pass the turducken around, give thanks to the Norse gods and reflect on what, all things considered, has been a season fans should be grateful for.
Bailey Metzger, produce manager at Cub Foods, said they've spent several days gearing up for the rush.
Dreading that Thanksgiving family time because you fear a nasty conversation over the presidential election? You aren't alone.