Walmart

There are so many things to love about this. First, a squirrel broke into a Walmart. Second, he smartly went straight to the squirrel food and doesn't look like he's leaving anytime soon. Win.

Pandemic, supply chain shortages and online sales notwithstanding, there are a lot of shoppers who still have Black Friday, November 26 marked with a big red circle on their calendars.

If you're planning on putting items away on layaway this holiday season at Walmart, you will have to come up with a plan b.

Black Friday shopping is going to happen, but look a lot different this year for Walmart. The annual pushing and shoving to get that TV deal will look different, but you will still be able to get good deals from the retail giant.

For the first time EVER, Walmart & Sam's Club has announced they will not be opening on Thanksgiving.

Back to School shopping can get pretty expensive for parents, and the cost of supplies seems to go up every year. With that in mind, the "Stuff the Bus" campaign will be held August 8th to help families in need of school supplies.

When shopping at Walmart, you will be asked to pay with debit or credit cards due to a national coin shortage.