Thanksgiving Day eve travel was going smoothly on Wednesday afternoon at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and at Miami International Airport.
Hundreds of dedicated volunteers were out once again this year to park their cars and pop their trunks.
Miami Heat players did more than dish out baskets on Wednesday. The organization hosted its 23rd annual Heat Thanksgiving Celebration and assisted over 600 underprivileged families.
During a Thanksgiving traditional ceremony at the White House South Lawn, President Joe Biden will pardon two turkeys on Monday and later celebrate a Friendsgiving dinner with military families in Cherry Point, North Carolina.
With the holiday spirit in full effect, the Miami Marlins are making sure 1000 families have something on the table for Thanksgiving.
The long lines have already formed inside Miami International Airport, as Thanksgiving travel is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels.
People lined up Wednesday at Grapeland Park to receive free turkeys as part of a distribution event put together by the office of Commissioner Alex Díaz de la Portilla.
Carrying on with Alonzo “Zo” Mourning’s annual 33 Thanksgiving tradition, volunteers distributed food on Tuesday at the Overtown Youth Center in Miami.
Experts with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ask cooks to never thaw their turkey by leaving it out on the counter because bacteria can grow rapidly.
Miami police officers are searching for a devious Thanksgiving Grinch after a refrigerator that was meant to help feed the poor vanished in Liberty City.