Thanksgiving

Are the residents of the Magic Valley becoming more Grinch-like and selfish, or is something else causing less giving during the holidays?

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.

In an effort to help influence safe driving and take impaired drivers off the roads, police in Southern Idaho will be doing a Thanksgiving Emphasis Patrol.

The Weather Channel has advisories issued for many parts of Southern Idaho over the holiday.

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.

This isn’t life-or-death information, but it is interesting and will probably make you listen to yourself and question how you say it for the rest of the week.

Hosting Thanksgiving is stressful, but one of the perks is leftovers. How long is the food good before the leftover bliss is gone?

When it comes to where to spend the holiday, where is the best place to spend Thanksgiving, where is the worst, and is Idaho a great place to chow down on turkey?

Now if we could restore the pheasant population in the Magic Valley.

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.

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.

What dessert is synonymous with Thanksgiving? Pie.

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

But cheer up a bit if you’re flying out of Idaho.

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

Thanksgiving traffic is expected to increase in the United States. Over 55 million Americans are predicted to travel for the holiday, with an additional 4.7 million flying.

This week is the 23rd year of the 60 Hours to Fight Hunger event, helping to feed families across South Central Idaho.

The couple died there.

Maybe it's time to get past the pretense and try segregated celebrations, where vegan, vegetarian, and allergen-free foods can bless their own table.

My sister long ago broke with family tradition.