What's open and what's closed on Thanksgiving in Minnesota?
Are you running out to get a last-minute Thanksgiving dinner ingredient? Here's what's open and closed on Thanksgiving in Minnesota.
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Are you running out to get a last-minute Thanksgiving dinner ingredient? Here's what's open and closed on Thanksgiving in Minnesota.
If you still have some Thanksgiving shopping left to do, you're not alone.
Millions of Americans will spend a big portion of Thanksgiving in the kitchen getting the meal ready. But safety experts want to remind everyone there's an average of about 1,400 fires on this holiday alone.
If you've still got something left on your Thanksgiving shopping list, you're not alone.
The Transportation Security Administration is predicting the busiest Thanksgiving ever.
Over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the Sun Country is expecting to serve 82,000 passengers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
It's commonplace to bring a side dish or dessert when attending a Thanksgiving meal. That becomes tricky if you're flying to your destination. Before packing your bags, what Thanksgiving food can you bring through airport security? Good Question. Jeff Wagner unpacks the answers and shows you what needs to checked.
MSP Airport expects its holiday travel rush will reach its peak on Wednesday. Before the the rush is over, the airport predicts nearly 470,000 people will fly through their checkpoints and tens of millions of Americans are expected to hit the road.
Americans are most thankful for family and friends, which may be why they'll try to steer away from politics at Thanksgiving.
No big storms are expected in Minnesota for Thanksgiving week. But that's not necessarily the case across the U.S., where some spots could see snow.
Denzel is flying in style this Thanksgiving with his owner Jennifer.
The cost of Thanksgiving dinner is still nearly 20% higher than pre-pandemic levels in 2019. Union Gospel Mission is lightening the load by welcoming 10,000 families through their meal kit pick-up.
NEXT Weather Meteorologist Lisa Meadows says it doesn't look like Minnesota will be dealing with any big storms during Thanksgiving week.
The Thanksgiving rush has already begun at airports across the country.
AAA predicts nearly 80 million Americans will hit the skies, roads, tracks, and seas this Thanksgiving holiday week, plus more of the day’s top stories.
As many as 80 million people will hit the roads and skies this week, according to AAA.
As many as 80 million people will hit the roads and skies this Thanksgiving week, AAA says.
Two turkeys from Northfield Minnesota will head to the White House
Meteorologist Mike Augustyniak says a cold front could be moving through on Thanksgiving that could bring below average temperatures.
Savory chef Elaine DeLima offers a few ways to ensure your Thanksgiving dinner wows your guests.
The Metropolitan Airports Commission, which owns and operates the airport, expects crowds to peak on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the Sunday after.
Thanksgiving travel is about to take off.
Kitchen Pantry Scientist Liz Heinecke visits WCCO to show off some fun tabletop physics demonstrations to do for your Thanksgiving guests!
Turkey Day is just around the corner, and Wildfire in Eden Prairie has some tasty specials and delectable pies to delight your guests.
The Wild also partnered with community food shelves to give out Turkeys this holiday season.
