Holidays

A crowd of people gathered and cheered as the lights were turned on to commence St. Augustine’s Christmas celebration, known as the Nights of Lights, on November 20.

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.

The modern Thanksgiving meal took many centuries to develop. Here’s a look at where those menu items came from:

The USDA says your plans for your Thanksgiving leftovers should involve throwing them out after three or four days.

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.

A powered pony, all the spirits with none of the spoils and a work station you'll never want to leave… from super-sized frames to small business bling, this is the FOX Holiday Gift Guide and we've got gift-giving all wrapped up!

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.

Don’t feel like cooking for Thanksgiving 2021? Here is a list of restaurants that will be open on Thursday, Nov. 25.

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.

More Americans are also planning an overnight stay during the Thanksgiving holiday, according to Monmouth University’s poll.

The company announced the launch of Santa Bootcamp — a virtual training course that encourages participation from a broad array of backgrounds, ethnicities and cultural heritages to offer more representation in the role of Santa.

The CDC says there are several ways this year to enjoy holiday traditions while also protecting your health and the health of your family and friends.

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.

Supply chain bottlenecks are increasing the price and demand of household goods, making it harder this year for consumers to get their hands on a small, fresh turkey for the holiday season.

Administrator David Pekoske said Wednesday he expects agency staffing to be sufficient for what's traditionally TSA's busiest travel period.

At-home rapid COVID-19 tests could help make a family’s Thanksgiving or Christmas gathering safer when combined with vaccination, experts say.