black friday

We've been hearing the commercials for at least a week now about Black Friday, well, it's almost here! Retailers are trying everything they can to lure Christmas shoppers into their store to spend money with them and no one else.

There's no time to rest after you scarf down more turkey than you thought could fit in your belly. Black Friday is coming.

As it does every year, Black Friday will call to you again this year — so here’s how to survive it.

My husband lives for Black Friday shopping. He gets the newspaper, probably the one time he buys it a year, then maps out of his plan of attack.

You can expect just about any place in the state that has a cash register to be busy this weekend as last minute holiday shoppers use Super Saturday to finish their shopping.

Black Friday can definitely bring out the worst in some people. Shoppers will do ANYTHING to save a buck. And apparently that includes stealing from a child!

If this study is accurate, you will definitely want to take precautions when participating in what could be the most dangerous shopping day of the year.

So you want to do a little holiday shopping on Thanksgiving or Black Friday. Which stores are open each day?

It seems the Black Friday sales start earlier and earlier every year, but one shopper is making sure he doesn't miss them this year.

People in stores are the worst on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year. Here is a look at the 10 absolute worst people you'll find in stores the day after Thanksgiving.

You've eaten the turkey and done the family thing. Next up: Black Friday, the holiest of holy days in the shopping universe.

Doorbusters ain't got nothin' on these sizzling -- and totally phony -- Black Friday specials.