black friday

People in Texas are becoming a lot more ill-behaved over doorbuster deals. Our odds of seeing a fight break out on Black Friday just shot up, and at the same time, shoppers in Louisiana have become a lot more courteous and well-behaved. Prepare yourself.

Once the feasting is done at the Thanksgiving table, the commercialization takes over.

How likely we are to get trampled or punched over a big sale on Black Friday depends where we live and which store we're in at the time. Do you think Texas or Louisiana ranks higher for Black Friday violence?

Competition for your Christmas dollars just got hotter. Amazon announced that for a limited time all things would ship for free.

Here’s a list of the 57 retailers that will not be open on Thanksgiving.

If you bought a 40-inch flat screen TV over the Thanksgiving shopping weekend, you matched most East Texas shoppers. Each of us spent a little under $300 over the Black Friday weekend, but that's only a third of what our holiday shopping total will be.

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.

If you're planning to burn some Thanksgiving calories by shopping, these stores will open up to you on Thursday night.  Others will wait until Black Friday morning to start the big sales.

This may come as a shock, but Black Friday did not exactly bring out the best in some people.

Check out these Black Friday fights that broke out in an El Paso Walmart.

So there's only one flat screen TV left at the door buster price, and you and another person grab it at the same time and start the stare down.

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.