Snow is forecasted to hit certain parts of the United States over the Thanksgiving holiday period—which historically runs ...

Heavy rain and snowstorms expected across wide swaths of the United States this week could muck up Thanksgiving travel for millions of Americans.

A rush of travelers expected to hit the roads and skies for the Thanksgiving holiday could hit bad weather across much of the ...

The trickiest conditions for Thanksgiving Day will likely affect portions of the Great Lakes, New England and the Pacific ...

A brewing storm is expected to primarily be a rainmaker, though some snow is possible along its northern edges.

Millions of Americans could see flight delays, cancellations, or messy road conditions as Thanksgiving travel gets underway.

Politicians and observers say the holiday has become a time of political disagreements during the polarizing era of President ...

Two possible winter storms could create problems for Thanksgiving travel in parts of the United States. Airports across the ...

As millions of Americans hit the road or take to the skies for Thanksgiving, travelers heading north from Florida should ...

More than 1.1 million people ran in Thanksgiving Day turkey trots last year, a growing tradition that blends fitness, fun and ...

About 6 million people are expected to fly for Thanksgiving but the key to holiday travel goes through the Federal Aviation ...

Thanksgiving travel is expected to break records this year. Here are some tried and true tips on how to manage the madness.