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KFC is selling a fireplace starter log and when you burn it, it smells like fried chicken. They aren't the only one selling food scented items.

For Americans struggling to get back on their feet following loss of income thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, a bit of good news ahead of the holiday season.

The TikTok ban was set to happen at midnight, Sunday, September 20, but Saturday evening American TikTok users were treated to a plot twist.

Investigators are working to identify a man who has stolen several hundred dollars in cash from a Walmart store over the summer. According to New York State Police, the "customer" has repeatedly entered the store on Bennie Road in the Town of Cortlandville empty-handed...

As the pandemic circulates, many retailers have made the decision to close their stores on Thanksgiving so employees can spend time with their families.

Nearly 650 people in 11 states have become sick from recalled salad. On June 27, Fresh Express recalled products containing either iceberg lettuce, red cabbage or carrots over concerns of Cyclospora. Common symptoms from the parasite include severe abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea and vomiting, body aches, and fatigue...

Masks will no longer be optional for customers at all Walmart and Sam's Club stores as the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States continues to rise.

Walmart is requesting that customers pay with credit or debit and not cash at this time.

Police in Pennsylvania are searching for a college student suspected of killing two people in Connecticut.

Broome County officials have issued a self-quarantine advisory for some people who shopped at the Vestal Walmart store.

It seems like just yesterday the toilet paper shelves were empty everywhere. Gradually, we're seeing toilet paper return to shelves - but the next panic buy is just beginning.

In some parts of the United States, stores like Target, Walmart, and Costco are limited to selling only essential items - and not things like electronics and clothing. Does this need to come to CNY?

Walmart is going to start one-way aisles in stores, as part of an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus.

Shopping at Walmart will be limited as the company continues to make changes to stop the spread of COVID-19.