Thanksgiving food

As the holiday approaches, Evansville is buzzing with kindness. Free meals and fun events are making this Thanksgiving a little brighter for many families.

As residents of Indiana and Kentucky plan for the holidays, now is a good time to brush up on these safety tips to protect your family and prevent cooking fires.

Holiday meals can be dangerous for pets, and several classic Thanksgiving and Christmas foods can cause serious illness. Here are the holiday dishes you should avoid sharing — and the safe alternatives pets can enjoy.

There's a very high possibility that you have been making mashed potatoes wrong this whole time.

Looking to shake up your Thanksgiving spread with something uniquely Midwestern? Say hello to Tater Tot Hotdish Pizza!

The Midwest takes Thanksgiving food seriously. From green bean casserole to canned cranberry sauce, these beloved dishes are non-negotiable and fiercely defended. Here’s why we won’t change a thing.

With food prices soaring, Ibotta is helping families save big this holiday season, offering 100% cash back on turkey, gravy, pie, and other Thanksgiving staples.

Hosting Thanksgiving with a bugdet? You might want to take advantage of this Thanksgiving dinner deal.

Newburgh is hosting its first free community Thanksgiving dinner for residents in need and is asking for food, turkey, dessert, and monetary donations.

Don't let your leftover fats and oils clog up the sewer system! Join the Evansville Water & Sewer Utility for a free Used Cooking Oil Recycling event.

There are plenty of options when it comes to holiday pies, but the Official State Pie of Tennessee is a Thanksgiving staple!

Gather around the dinner table, we gotta talk about our favorite Thanksgiving food. What'll on your table this year?