Thanksgiving

From farming practices to dances, the phrase "turkey trot" has been used for several things over the past two centuries.

“As a surprise.. add parmesan cheese… drizzled maple syrup, brown sugar, and some bacon bits. It was delicious.”

Thanksgiving means turkey, football and family gatherings, and it also means the start of the holiday travel season!

“Invest in a meat thermometer. Check it in the thigh … or the breast. Stay away from the bone.”

Some of those traditional turkey day trimmings will cost you more, some less. We'll break down the prices and what's driving them.

Earlier this year, NPR began using an interesting term: “revenge travel.” This Thanksgiving, a good many travel experts have adopted the catchphrase.

The American Automobile Association predicts national travel will be back up to pre-pandemic levels, with 54.6 million people traveling more than 50 miles for the holiday.

Everything from labor shortages, high energy costs and avian flu are putting a strain on the holiday shopping list.

There are oodles of recommendations to choose from each Thanksgiving, but Idaho's own Chef Joyce Doughty is dishing out some of the best tips of the holiday season.

AAA estimates nearly 290,000 Idahoans will be traveling this holiday week; and in the days leading up to Thanksgiving, officials at the Boise Airport are expecting passenger counts to rival pre-pandemic levels.