thanksgiving

If you thought Colorado had bad drivers, wait until you travel to one of these states over the holidays.

OK, so the actual date is in April, but this Black Friday, our Northern Colorado record shops are celebrating their own Record Store Day for local vinyl lovers.

Slow that gravy train! Heinz is rockin' the gravy boat with news of a recall just days ahead of Thanksgiving.

Thousands of travelers will be going through Denver International Airport over the next few days to head to destinations all over the country for Thanksgiving. With the amount of travelers heading in and out of the airport, DIA could see record breaking numbers this Sunday...

In the spirit of not plowing down the doors to a Wal-Mart this Black Friday, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is waiving fees into state parks on November 25.

Thanksgiving is just over a week away, and the need to fill food bank freezers with frozen turkeys is high.

Thanksgiving is a time to (obvs) be thankful for the important things in life like family, friends, the roof over our head, and all the food on the table that we're about to gluttonously stuff our faces with. Sometimes we'd rather celebrate all of the above away from our dysfunctional family.

Maybe it's your first Thanksgiving alone and you want to try a few new things. Maybe it's your first time hosting the holiday at your place and you want to surprise your guests. Maybe you just want to bring something new to the table-- literally-- at a friend's Thanksgiving bash.

The 23rd Annual Fort Collins Thanksgiving Day Run, presented by Fort Collins Club, is the most popular family 4 mile run/walk event in Northern Colorado!

Choosing the right day to travel has all sorts of complications. After factoring in logistics, how much you need to bring with you, where you're traveling, and who you're traveling with, there's the golden question: How much is this trip going to cost me? (Hopefully something reasonable.)

From entire malls closing to consumers flat-out saying they absolutely will not go shopping on Thanksgiving, dozens of stores have begun to announce they're giving the holiday back to their employees to enjoy a day off.

Supposedly Black Friday deals could be rolling in as early as October, but what are some of the other predictions for Black Friday this year?