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The first wave of stores are already reopened. A second wave is scheduled for next month and will include these stores.

Walmart is investing in 35 Louisiana stores this year, including Carencro and Crowley. Here’s what Acadiana shoppers can expect from the upgrades.

With its surprising array of luxury goods such as diamonds and Rolex watches, is big-box discount retailer Costco now catering to its most wealthy customers?

Walmart is closing stores in some states while opening new locations in others.

Walmart's 2025 Easter meal deal feeds 8 for under $6 per person—but shoppers in Louisiana and beyond are wondering why this holiday staple is missing this year.

Just in time for Mother's Day, specialty baby retailer buybuy Baby will relaunch in a brand new way on May 8 after parent company Beyond Inc. purchased the shuttered retailer in February 2025.

Like those low prices? Stop complaining then — it's (literally) for your own good!

Walgreens is closing 500 stores in 2025 as part of a larger strategy overhaul. Two Louisiana locations—including one in Lafayette—are confirmed to shut down.

Dollar Tree’s new pricing model includes items up to $7—and it’s coming to Louisiana. Here’s what to expect on store shelves as prices continue to climb.

The retailer is focusing on their Gen Z customer base to hopefully reverse their sales decline.

The retail chain opened 75 new stores in the U.S. last year.

Here's everywhere Costco is planning to open new stores in March and April as the warehouse chain looks to expand in 2025.

If you hear "Code Brown" over the intercom in a Louisiana store, it could mean danger. Here’s what it means and how to stay safe in an emergency situation.

Walmart doesn't want its employees to use puns. There's also clear rules on how to use emojis.

The company behind the once-popular brands has filed for bankruptcy.

The lease sales offer a preview of which states might be seeing less of this chain in the future.

Walmart has unveiled a whole new look complete with an updated logo inspired by some notable headwear.

What was once a go-to destination for party supplies and decorations, is now ready to turn out the lights for good.

An auto parts retailer with thousands of stores across the U.S. has announced plans to close locations as it attempt to improve its business.

Just when you thought it was gone for good, this home goods brand is on its way back.