Walmart

With the national economy on shaky ground some of these brands are making the difficult decision to close some locations.

Walmart announces closure of two stores in San Diego and El Cajon, affecting 357 workers.

Walmart has an aggressive plan to build its first new stores in three years.

Walmart also closed 23 stores in 14 states in 2023.

The change, however, doesn't mean the store will no longer look at your purchases.

Many stores have been closing lately in the Magic Valley. You can click here to see some of the stores that closed in 2022, with more to close in 2023.

They're calling it the "Walmart of the Future."

This marks the fourth year in the row that Walmart will be closed on Thanksgiving.

While some Walmart shoppers return loyally, some visit sparingly. It doesn’t matter if you are a frequent flyer or visit once in a blue moon, there are certain trends that should be addressed procuring items in said establishment.

Keep in mind, I now know how to do her job. She probably can’t do mine.

Theft is the obvious reason certain stores keep certain items in a locked case. When it comes to pleasure toys, do people really make a mad dash for the exit with dildo in hand?

Tortillas, frozen chicken breast, and soup go very quickly in our home, but neither is our number one grocery item we have rung up every trip out.

It won't heat an entire house, but plugging one in at foot level is a cost-effective way to stay warm on a cold night. They are also perfect for most bathrooms, and might just be the best-kept secret you'll find near that aisle of "As Seen on TV" crap.

Something tells me the owner has a slightly artistic bent.

Every visit to the store is like an episode of Seinfeld. From the crazy cashier that loves to screw with me to the receipt checker on the way out that thinks he's a Secret Service member, Walmart is full of the most interesting characters walking the planet.

A voluntary recall has been issued by the manufacturer of a pain product that is available for ordering through Idaho Walmarts and on Amazon due to reports of injuries from burns, shocks, and sparking.

What would you do if you are walking through Walmart, Target, or Costco and a deer or a wild animal comes rushing into the store?

Do you believe the woman in line acted appropriately when she called out the mother, or should she have not intervened?

What would you do? What would you do if you are coming home from the pool, but realize your child has nothing to wear but their swimsuit?

I was there before the opening, which was 11 minutes late.