Door Buster Hours Bring Controversy
Shoppers might be excited about Black Friday deals, but there are plenty of protesters, too.
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Shoppers might be excited about Black Friday deals, but there are plenty of protesters, too.
As you recover from your big meal you may wonder how Thanksgiving came to fall on this particular day, why it is that we eat Turkey and do any other countries celebrate the holiday.
The nation's shoppers on Thursday put down the turkey to take advantage of Thanksgiving deals.
It seems like we're all in the grocery store this time of year. And most of us buy a few store brands.
No need to feel like a turkey if you don't have all your shopping done. Plenty of stores are open late.
For some, Black Friday is as much a holiday as the holidays themselves. Like the anticipation of opening a present, shoppers can't wait to find out what "deals" Black Friday has to offer.
A central Iowa fruit and vegetable distributor is recalling several lots of cherry tomatoes after the grower notified the distributor that Salmonella was found in random sample testing by the Food and Drug Administration.
Joe Geary has been camping out for Black Friday for 15 years.
Mall of America is getting ready for the big rush of shoppers. The plan is to have all the decorations set for Black Friday. Extra help is hired to put up all the tinsel and lights. The work started right after Halloween, and is still going on.
Thanksgiving is coming earlier this year and so are the Black Friday deals. Some stores are opening up Thanksgiving night for eager shoppers.
There is now a safety alert out for those laundry detergent packets we warned you about Monday night.
The Holiday shopping season is in full swing at the Mall of America, and this year there's something new to help make shopping even easier – an app.
People are already lining up for holiday shopping deals. Yes, already. At the Best Buy store in Richfield, two tents are up and two anxious shoppers are waiting it out.
This week, we're reminded to be thankful for the people and things we have in our lives. Two moms who are thankful for their own blessings are helping new families have a little easier time this holiday season.
Just about every day, someone like Jordan Kuusisto walks into First Tech with an old iPad and walks out with a brand-new one.
