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Find bargains through Friday on everything from clothing to toys at Rhea Lana's latest event.

Bye-bye Black Friday. So long Small Business Saturday. Now, it's Cyber Monday's turn.

This year's Black Friday shoppers were split into two distinct groups: those who wanted to fall into a turkey-induced slumber and those who'd rather shop.

According to the National Retail Federation, consumers are spending an average of nearly $700 on back to school shopping this year.

Shoppers hope to find a bargain at the Greater Little Rock Home Builders Association Show. More than 200 vendors covered the floor at Verizon Arena Saturday, displaying the latest and greatest home products.

The first day of school for the Pulaski County Special School District is just two weeks away. That means it's time to start getting ready.

Fair Trade products are catching on in popularity as more and more consumers put their money where their conscience is. But as the dollars flow, so comes the controversy of companies pretending to be fair trade when they're not. What's a consumer to do?

Back-to-school shoppers are expected to flock to Arkansas stores this weekend for the annual sales tax holiday.

School starts for most Central Arkansas students August 20th, and that means the rush is on to stock up on school supplies for the first day of class.

The National Retail Federation expects shoppers will return more than $46-billion worth of holiday gifts this Christmas season.

It's the second biggest shopping season of the year. People are stocking up on back to school items during this weekend's sales tax holiday.

No matter what the item is, it's on sale. No more early morning doorbusters or clipping coupons.

Major corporate retailers are announcing Black Friday special deals on holiday shopping will start earlier this year.

Not everyone is excited about Black Friday extending into the Thanksgiving holiday.

It's the last full weekend to find Christmas presents for loved ones and shoppers at McCain Mall in North Little Rock packed the stores looking to check everyone off their list.

December has finally arrived and the holiday to-do list is never ending. There's the cooking, the shopping, the decorating and of course - wrapping all those presents. But fear not - help is at your fingertips. You just need to find the right app that will help keep you in the holiday spirit.

Setting up your day for Thanksgiving and Black Friday with where to be and when.

The 22nd Annual Shop with a Cop event spent $6,300 to help 60 local kids Sunday.

From food for a pet to furniture for a home, there are all kinds of things you can buy online these days, and we're not talking about the real stuff.

As the holidays approach, everyone wants to know what the hot toys will be this year. Well, we have them! And we have a really important tip about when to buy them, too!

Do the gifts pile up at your house this time of year? All of those holiday purchases can mean a lot more clutter.

Many stores hired extra help to get the crowds in and out. That's good news for diehard Razorback fans, who wanted to get home in time for the big game against LSU.

Shoppers are not waiting until Friday to take advantage of deals. Several Little Rock area stores opened their doors on Thanksgiving with special offers to bring in customers.