thanksgiving

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The holiday season kicks off this week and along with a triple-header of NFL action on Thursday, the college football ranks often shine with storied rivalries. Those of us old enough to remember Doug Flutie's "Hail Mary" touchdown pass to propel Boston College over defending National Champion Miami, recall the magic happened on that Friday after Thanksgiving. Even the casual college football fan will enjoy some of the classic match-ups this weekend.

While we are all celebrating with our families, there are those who can't during the holidays.

Thanksgiving airline travel is almost back to pre-pandemic levels. Do you know what T-giving food you can bring on the plane? Here are the yes and no's you need to know before you fly.

Millions of travelers will flood airports across the country for the Thanksgiving holiday. More travelers mean more luggage, and you never know what you're may find inside someone's bag.

A Syracuse family has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season thanks to a police officer who continually goes above and beyond the call of duty.

As families gather around the Thanksgiving table, the animals left without a family still got to enjoy a holiday meal at the humane society thanks to one Utica couple.

Confused about what foods you can and can't take through TSA in your carry-on? This should help clear things up.

If you're traveling over the holidays you'd better do it safely. New York police will be out in full force for the Thanksgiving weekend, making sure everyone is safe on the roads.

6,000 pounds of turkeys and 5,000 pounds of potatoes have been donated to help feed the less fortunate in Rome and Utica this Thanksgiving.