Thanksgiving

Parade, turkey, Dallas Cowboys football. Three things you're guaranteed every year on Thanksgiving, but why?

It’s a well-known fact that the night before Thanksgiving is a great night to party.

This was shaping up to be the best Thanksgiving ever.

Has science gone too far? We delve deep into a new pizza hitting Wichita Falls in a few weeks.

The day before the big Thanksgiving game for the Cowboys, the team is in mourning over the death of strength and conditioning coordinator Markus Paul.

Amid all that Yuletide cheer, Thanksgiving flicks shouldn’t be forgotten—and there are quite a few that align with turkey day, many of which can be an enjoyable addition to seasonal traditions.

The coronavirus isn't stopping this year's Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, although it will change things. Get a sneak peek at the 2020 floats and balloons.

Many people this year are doing a social distance Thanksgiving and one set of grandparents is still going to be there. Well, sort of.

Campbell's Dinner Insurance promises that if one of their no-fail recipes doesn't turn out, they'll deliver one of four side dish replacement options to you.

You can drop your cans off at the box office Thursday afternoon between 2:30 and 6:00 p.m, or just bring them with you to the games on Friday or Saturday night.

Yes, 2020 sucks thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, therefore Thanksgiving won’t be the same this year, but I did manage to find a silver lining.

While TxDOT's Click It Or Ticket It campaign only runs through the 29th, Texans are encouraged to use their seat belts properly every time the travel by vehicle.