Boston city officials and partners distributed thousands of donated turkeys and meals ahead of Thanksgiving, and more resources are available for those in need, Mayor Michelle Wu announced Monday morning.

Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) said it expects about one million passengers to take flights in and out of Boston during the Thanksgiving<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

The FAA says it expects this will be the busiest Thanksgiving holiday travel season in 15 years with Tuesday being the most traveled day during this stretch.

Boston is in for a holiday week of mixed weather, with some warmer temperatures and rain preceding a chilly and dry Thanksgiving Day, according to National Weather Service forecasts.

Around lunchtime on Tuesday, top city officials, TD Garden representatives, and volunteers served 800 pounds of turkey and 600 pounds of stuffing, among other fixings, to lines of thankful people, many of whom were bused in from local shelters.

In total, the students raised $6000 to assemble the baskets for community members in need. Staff told Boston 25 News the project helps students see what it means and how it feels to give back.

TD Garden’s signature Table of Friends event was held at the arena Tuesday, providing hundreds of meals to people experiencing homelessness in<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

Millions of Americans are expected to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, and officials are warning those hitting the roads, rails and skies to prepare for a lot of company.

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, local nonprofit leaders, volunteers and the NBA's Shabazz Napier showed up to deliver food, essentials and holiday cheer to hundreds of families Sunday afternoon.