When you’re out doing holiday shopping this season, you may want to pick up an extra gift for someone in need.

Iowa motorists will soon have the option of keeping their driver’s license on their phones.

According to statista.com, there are three million more digital shoppers this year than last, which means a lot more packages coming to front doors, and a lot more opportunity for thieves to steal them.

Black Friday is the official start to the holiday shopping season, and some local shoppers were out early looking for deals.

The Annual Festival of Lights opened for the season on Thanksgiving night in Quincy at Moorman Park. Organizers said they have high hopes for this year’s return after facing several challenges last year.

Some families spent their Thanksgiving dinner gathered in local restaurants. One Quincy owner said they had a great turnout this year after a challenging year with COVID-19.

Local movie theaters are preparing for an influx of customers on Thursday night as some families go to the movies as a Thanksgiving tradition.

After being virtual last year due to the pandemic, the YMCA Turkey Run saw a large crowd of participants for the return of their in-person event Thursday morning.

Overnight low temps will cold enough to support the formation of snow.

Black Friday is starting off on the cold side with morning temperatures in the teens.

Meals on Wheels doesn’t stop their deliveries just because it’s Thanksgiving. In fact, they go above and beyond on the day to make sure senior citizen gets a traditional Thanksgiving meal delivered on time for dinner.

Deep-frying a turkey can make for a delicious meal, it can also be a hazard if precautions aren’t followed.