Thanksgiving

Fans watching football over the holiday weekend will have the option to bet on games from their couches. The transition from mostly in-person gambling at casinos to a reliance on mobile apps signals a shift in the gaming industry as a result of the pandemic.

Americans should expect higher prices at the grocery store this holiday season. Inflation, supply chain issues and worker shortages are driving up grocery bills across the country.

Thanksgiving dinner will cost U.S. consumers an average of 14% more this year in the biggest annual increase in 31 years, the American Farm Bureau Federation said, though shoppers can still find deals in grocery stores.

Over 65% of U.S. sweet potatoes are harvested in North Carolina, according to the NC SweetPotato Commission. But will supply chain issues and shipping delays make them more expensive this Thanksgiving? Possibly not.

Sam’s Club announced its 2021 holiday plans and says that it'll see a return of "families and friends reuniting" for seasonal celebrations. In a press release sent to Fox News, the company confirmed that it is moving many of its holiday food packages back to prepandemic sizes.

You better make your Thanksgiving list and check it twice because not all stores are going to be open for the federal holiday.