Thanksgiving

According to a new study, Texas tops the list as the number one deadliest state in the country for Thanksgiving travel and Houston takes the number one spot as the most dangerous city.

Hey, we are getting ready for Thanksgiving this week, and I went around the office to ask "What is your favorite Thanksgiving dessert?"

Hey, we are getting ready for Thanksgiving next week, and I went around the office to ask "What is your favorite side dish?"

Hey, what about Thanksgiving?

From our stations to your home we want to wish you a warm and festive 'Happy Thanksgiving,' we hope your homes are filled with love, family, and laughter.

Every Thanksgiving massive amounts of turkeys are eaten by Americans because, well, they are so darn tasty. However, there are a couple that get away. In this case, it's a showdown that the turkey wins. This time.

Thanksgiving, as we all know,  isn't always the happy family holiday it's sometimes made out to be. Get a bunch of relatives together, compare and decide on recipes, add in consumption of alcohol, argue about who will clean up the mess, and on and on.  Things can get a little awkward.

Here is a list of some offices and businesses in the Concho Valley that will be closed for Thanksgiving.

With the holidays around the corner, more than likely you'll be doing some travelling. And, if you live in Texas, you know that means several hours on the road. Here are 9 tips we've complied to ensure you get to your holiday safely and comfortably...

Looking around for some interesting facts about turkeys, I ran across a few things you may or may not know about them. The turkey I'm sure you do know is among the most famous birds in North America. But did you know that Benjamin Franklin wanted to make the wild turkey, not the Bald Eagle, the national bird of the United States?