black friday

As we approach Thanksgiving, the biggest shopping day of the year follows: Black Friday. Will you be joining the chaotic shopping?

I can remember being sent out early on Thanksgiving morning to buy a newspaper containing the goldmine of sales deals for the next morning. Next we were looking online at those ads, but things have evolved.

It's that time of year, when the tradition of shopping becomes a reality. Busy shoppers are checking the paper to see what they'll attempt to buy on Black Friday.

Cheyenne’s Frontier Mall has joined other retail outlets in deciding to stay closed until Black Friday. Last week Mall of America in Minnesota announced closure on Thanksgiving Day.

They day after Thanksgiving, also known as Black Friday, has been marked as the "busiest shopping day of the year." New data shows that that is not true, exactly.

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.

Its the dash for deals on the biggest shopping day of the year with shoppers looking for black Friday bargains. Some stores had long lines but deep discounts and midnight madness to kick off the $9 billion shopping season. But watch yourself, in Michigan City, Indiana, shoppers were fighting over $88 subwoofers, other Walmart stores had people fighting over $29 tablets, $5 Barbie dolls... Read Mor

The Cheyenne Police Department’s Citizens on Patrol will be performing crime prevention and enforcement duties in the city’s heavy shopping areas this Friday.

A Cheyenne man was arrested last week after allegedly stealing from the Laramie Wal-Mart on Black Friday. Prosecutors say Christopher Dawdy, Amanda Nace and Mike Gleason came to the store with the intent of shoplifting.

The Cheyenne Police Department plans to be out in force on Friday, according to spokesman Officer Dan Long.