Holiday Shopping

'Tis the season for car break-ins, and Cheyenne police are reminding last-minute Christmas shoppers to "Lock It or Lose It."

Don't forget about shipping while shopping this year.

Some accounts have described men who were supposedly staring at women and children in Rock Springs stores and businesses.

It's not the most jolly of topics this time of year, but not everyone is out to spread Christmas cheer.

With Black Friday only a few days away, a study has been released about the states with the highest and lowest rates of Black Friday Violence. The Cowboy State fared very well compared to the majority if the country.

It is holiday time again and there is a big push from those of us in Cheyenne to shop local. Do you shop local or do you prefer to look for the best deals when holiday shopping?

Decades ago, people were talking about how 'commercialized' the holidays have become, but now, we've gone beyond the pale with Black Thursday.

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.

Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says local merchants are expecting to be busy over the next month.

Do you like shopping at craft fairs and church bazaars? This time of year many organizations raise funds by selling home-made decorations and gifts for the holiday season, here's a look at where you might find just what you're looking for this weekend.