Black Friday

I've barely dug into my first bag of candy corn pumpkins (yes, I'll only eat the ones shaped like pumpkins,) but retailers are already rolling our their plans for holiday shopping!

I'm a huge fan of Thanksgiving.  I think it's an under-appreciated holiday.  I'm also cheap and like great deals.  Even then, I think Black Friday should wait until...Friday.  These stores agree.

In a world of deals on TVs, tablets, digital cameras and fitness trackers, you'll never believe which tech item Idahoans want the most.

If you're planning to burn some Thanksgiving calories by shopping, these stores will open up to you on Thursday night.  Others will wait until Black Friday morning.

So much has been made of the time that the stores open for Black Friday Shoppers - like 5 and 6pm on Thanksgiving Day - but what about the closing times?  How long do we have to shop today?

So there's only one flat screen TV left at the door buster price, and you and another person grab it at the same time and start the stare down.  Do you push and pull and tackle that shopper like it's 4th and goal and the game is on the line?  In these ten states you do.  Is Idaho one of them?

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.

Black Friday sales will be everywhere next week, but how do  you know if you're really getting a good deal?  Wallethub did a study of the national retailers, and there are huge sales to take advantage of right in Boise.  We just have to know where to look.

No shopping on Thanksgiving Day at the stores on this list. They'll be closed Thanksgiving Day, and will open their doors later in the shopping weekend.

I'm worn out with Black Friday emails and ads, and it's still two weeks away. Is the Black Friday madness justified?