Target

Toys 'R' Us closed all of its stores after filing for bankruptcy in 2017, but the chain is not finished just yet. It's making a comeback this holiday season, and it could be a sign of things to come.

One does not go to Target just to purchase one item. One walks into some weird alternate universe where you pop out the other side with a red basketful of at least 15 items you never knew you needed.

Isn't it amazing how fast kids grow?!

Things like this traumatized us when we were kids.

Ever wondered what grocery stores do with all of the produce and bakery items they don't sell? Sometimes it's donated or recycled, and sometimes it just plain goes to waste. Treasure Valley stores were graded on accountability, prevention, and recycling, and none of them got an A.

Isn't it amazing how fast kids grow?!

Scammers will try to put fear in the victims and sometimes it works. If it hadn’t been for the employee/manager recognizing the red flags, this guy could have been out $30,000!

Ten bucks on a few bags of Halloween candy? Scary. The next thing we know we've spent fifty bucks or more planning for trick-or-treaters, and let's be honest, because we want to hold back a stash for ourselves. It happens.

If your grocery bill is at least a hundred bucks every time you go to the store, soon you might be able to a whole lot more stuff with it. Two big grocery retailers in the Treasure Valley are slashing prices and that means good things for our tortilla chip and granola addictions.

Walmart store managers in some parts of the country make $92,000 per year.  At Kohls, some store managers are making $87,000.  Target store managers can make more than both.  How does the Treasure Valley compare?