Target to permanently keep stores closed on Thanksgiving
Retailers last year were forced to limit crowds in stores during the pandemic - a shift that appears to have been fortuitous.
39th annual Parade of Lights held in Fort Worth
North Texans of all ages flocked to Fort Worth’s 39th annual GM Financial Parade of Lights Sunday evening.
Thanksgiving 2021: Tips for a safe holiday for your pet
From holiday food to traveling the country, the American Veterinary Medical Association has some tips to keep your furry friends happy and safe during Thanksgiving and the holiday season.
Thanksgiving dinner: The origins of our traditional foods
The modern Thanksgiving meal took many centuries to develop. Here’s a look at where those menu items came from:
The most disliked Thanksgiving side dishes, according to Instacart
What do Americans wish weren’t on their Thanksgiving plates?
How long do Thanksgiving leftovers last? USDA says 3 to 4 days
The USDA says your plans for your Thanksgiving leftovers should involve throwing them out after three or four days.
Don't wash your turkey this Thanksgiving, CDC says
Federal food safety experts are back with their annual reminder not to wash raw turkey this Thanksgiving, or any meats for that matter.
Woman who started virtual Thanksgiving table in 2020 to ‘create another gathering’
In 2020, the Boston resident thought up a way to spread a little holiday cheer with a creative take on a virtual Thanksgiving party — and this year she will do the same.
Luke Combs to perform at Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game
Country singer Luke Combs will perform at halftime of the Dallas Cowboys’ annual Thanksgiving Day game.
President Biden to pardon turkeys Peanut Butter and Jelly in annual Thanksgiving event
Meet two lucky turkeys! Peanut Butter and Jelly will be spared from becoming Thanksgiving's main course when they receive a presidential pardon Friday from President Joe Biden.
Juneteenth activist Opal Lee to lead Fort Worth’s holiday parade
The woman known as the grandmother of Juneteenth will help kick start the holiday season in Fort Worth. Opal Lee says she's excited to be the grand marshal of the Parade of Lights.
Christmas tree shortage: Supply chain backlog could mean slim pickings this holiday season
In addition to a shortage of artificial Christmas trees, experts in the industry are also seeing a shortage of certain holiday decor items such as ornaments, tree toppers and tree skirts.
Thanksgiving 2021: TSA dishes on which foods can be checked, carried through security
While most Thanksgiving foods can be carried through airport security, the Transportation Security Administration says some items will need to be transported in checked baggage.
Fort Worth food bank giving away free turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving
One food bank in Tarrant County says demand is higher now than it was during the height of the pandemic in 2020. And the supply chain is only making it harder to get enough food on North Texas tables.
Reese's pie-size peanut butter cup for Thanksgiving sells out within hours
Reese’s this week debuted a 9-inch “Thanksgiving pie,” which is the largest Reese Peanut Butter Cup ever sold. And it sold out within a matter of hours.
Tarrant Area Food Bank prepared to feed needy families ahead of Thanksgiving
Food banks across the country are reporting shortages ahead of the holiday season partially because of higher prices and supply chain problems. But the Tarrant Area Food Bank says it planned ahead and is ready to serve North Texans — at least through Thanksgiving.
Keller U.S. Marine surprises his kids at school in time for the holidays
Gunnery Sergeant Benni Bennett of Keller surprised his three sons at school. He’s been away from his family after being deployed with the Marine Corps. for almost a year. But this Thanksgiving, the Bennett family will finally be together.
Times Square New Year's Eve countdown back in 2021
Vaccinated people will be allowed back into Times Square for the annual New Year's Eve countdown at the end of 2021. The ball dropped into nearly deserted streets last year due to the pandemic.
Grandma, stranger she mistakenly texted set to spend 6th Thanksgiving together
A grandma and the stranger she mistakenly invited over to Thanksgiving have formed an unlikely friendship — and the two are set to celebrate their sixth holiday together.
USPS in need of volunteers to handle letters to Santa
Every year since 1912, the postal service has processed a massive amount of mail from children whose lists include basic necessities like a warm coat, and from parents who describe their struggles with employment or health. The USPS recruits individual and group volunteers for help with getting these kids Christmas gifts.