Black Friday

Fighting over slightly discounted Xboxes & HD TV's on Black Friday is a proud American tradition. Check out which states are brawling the hardest to keep it alive.

The holiday shopping season kicks off with the unofficial holiday known as "Black Friday." It's a day for giant sales, stressed-out shoppers and the chance to buy things you can buy any other day of the year.

Here's a list of stores that are open and closed on Thanksgiving, plus how to find the best Black Friday deals and create a Black Friday strategy.

Before you strategize your Black Friday shopping marathon, check out the best & worst retailers for the categories you'll be shopping in.

Black Friday, South Dakota Shoppers Flocked to Their Smartphones and Tablets

With so many retailers switching to Thanksgiving openings, plus 'Small Business Saturday' and 'Cyber Monday', the sales spike that used to be seen on Black Friday, is continuing to dwindle.

Black Friday is drawing near, which means you should really go shopping before the mayhem begins to load up on armor, cleats and fierce determination that will serve you well while you're scouring the shelves for the perfect toy at rock-bottom prices like a hunter searching for fresh food in a post-apocalyptic world where chaos reigns supreme.

We're finally here. The week of Thanksgiving - and that little day that follows known as Black Friday. There will be more deal unveiled this week and a few more surprises in the Thursday paper, but for now, here's what appears to be the best deals for Friday shoppers: Panasonic 50" 1080p LED LCD HDTV for $199... Read More ...

The 2014 Black Friday ads were analyzed to find the best - and worst - deals in Sioux Falls. Some popular stores did not make the top 10. Here's the results.

Unfortunately, Black Friday comes with a downside. The mayhem. Here's a few of the fights that broke out over bargains in the early morning hours.