A record 80 million Americans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving this year, according to AAA projections, including nearly 2 million Hoosiers. The big picture: The Transportation Security Administration is preparing for the busiest Thanksgiving travel period on record,

Thanks to the IU football game and other events, Bloomington tourism officials expect a busy Thanksgiving weekend.

Packed roads and airports, heavy storms and a strike at one of the country’s busiest airports await travelers this Thanksgiving season.

Behind the Thanksgiving storm system will be a more quiet set-up but also the risk of much colder air settling in from a Canadian air mass. The Climate Prediction Center gives central Indiana an 80% chance of below average temperatures through early next week.

It's Thanksgiving Day and you've run out of milk and butter. It's essential for your family's favorite dish. Where can you go in Bloomington? Although many stores will be closed, some will be open on Thursday.

For the fifth year in a row, the majority of the nation's largest retailers will keep their doors closed on Thanksgiving. Why it matters: Shopping for last-minute ingredients ahead of the holiday meal is limited with Walmart,