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More than 1,000 Walgreens are expected to close. Here's how that will affect your prescriptions.

While you weren't looking, a new candy craze has taken Louisiana and America by storm.

While we knew Walgreens planned to close around 150 underperforming locations across the country this year, new reports from the Associated Press say the company has now expanded its estimated store closures to 1,200.

Louisiana shoppers say a new policy at Walmart and Walgreens is adding an extra layer of inconvenience to every shopping trip.

We've been concerned that the closures could affect Louisiana and Texas, but this leaked list seems to confirm it.

Walgreens announced on Wednesday that they will be decreasing the price of over 1,500 items currently sold in all of their 9,000 store locations nationwide. According to CNN, this will include both name-brand and store-brand items. It seems retailers are adjusting to consumers' post-pandemic shopping habits and taking inflation into consideration.

Lafayette, for example, has 11 locations. There are over a dozen in and around the Baton Rouge area, as well. Closing any of them could have a big impact on either community.

Local pharmacies have been struggling to keep certain medicines in stock in recent years in Louisiana and Texas. But this could be one of the worst shortages.

Lafayette, for example, has 11 locations. There are over a dozen in and around the Baton Rouge area, as well. Closing any of them could have a big impact on either community.

It was confirmed by CVS and Walgreens that they would be limiting purchases of children's pain relief medication.

Lafayette police are currently on the scene after a car crashed into Walgreens this afternoon at the corner of Ambassador Caffery and Congress Street.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that they have recalled over 400,000 bottles of several over-the-counter medications.

She elevates customer service to an all-time high every time she shows up for work at Walgreens at the corner of Johnston and Duhon Road in Lafayette.

Here in Louisiana, native animals frequently end up getting away from their natural habitats and into society. One man recently posted a photo of an alligator swimming through a New Orleans pharmacy parking lot, but many are wondering if the photo is real or fake.

A viral video shows a customer's outburst at a Walgreens in Connecticut. Apparently, the woman asked employees of the store for help locating her lost ID. When the customer did not get the help she desired, she began trashing the store leaving an absolute mess behind.

While seasonal flu has lessened its grip on the nation, flu activity remains particularly high around the college towns of Lafayette and Monroe.

Walgreens has confirmed they will be closing around 200 stores across the Country.